CPrAN - A package manager for Praat

use CPrAN;
CPrAN->run;

CPrAN is the parent class for an App::Cmd application to search, install, remove and update Praat plugins.

As a App::Cmd application, use of this module is separated over a number of different files. The main script invokes the root module and executes it, as in the example given in the SYNOPSIS.

CPrAN commands (inhabiting the CPrAN::Command namespace) can call the methods described below to perform general CPrAN-related actions.

• --praat=FILE

  The path to use as binary for Praat. See the FILES section for information on the platform-dependant default values used.

• --pref-dir=DIR

  The path to use as the preferences directory for Praat. See the FILES section for information on the platform-dependant default values used.

  This option used to be called --praat.

• --root=DIR

  The path to use as the CPrAN root directory. See the FILES section for information on the platform-dependant default values used.

  This option used to be called --cpran.

• --token=TOKEN

• --group=NUMBER

• --url=URL

  These options set the credentials to talk to the GitLab API to obtain the plugin archives and descriptors. As such, it is implementation-dependant, and is currently tied to GitLab.

  These options used to be called --api-XXX, where XXX is their current name.

• --verbose, --v

  Increase the verbosity of the output. This option can be called multiple times to make the program even more talkative.

• --quiet, --q

  Opposed to --verbose, this option suppresses all output. If both options are set simultaneously, this one takes precedence.

• --debug, --D

  Enables the output of debug information. Like --verbose, this option can be used multiple times to increase the number of debug messages that are printed.

• _yesno()

  Gets either a yes or a no answer from STDIN. As arguments, it first receives a reference to the options hash, followed by the default answer (ie, the answer that will be entered if the user simply presses enter).

    $self->yes(1);            # Will automatically say 'yes'
    print "Yes or no?";
    if ($self->_yesno( $default )) { print "You said yes\n" }
    else { print "You said no\n" }
  

  By default, responses matching /^y(es)?$/i are considered to be yes responses.

José Joaquín Atria [email protected]

Copyright 2015-2017 José Joaquín Atria

This module is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

CPrAN, CPrAN::Plugin, CPrAN::Command::deps, CPrAN::Command::init, CPrAN::Command::install, CPrAN::Command::list, CPrAN::Command::remove, CPrAN::Command::search, CPrAN::Command::show, CPrAN::Command::test, CPrAN::Command::update, CPrAN::Command::upgrade