I have just committed my last changes to CVS on a new tool of my own called Module::Template::Setup. Its a module with can help me start on new modules by setting up all the necessary files according to a set of templates togther with a set of directories.
The files and directories are:
A module directory containing
Makefile.PL
TODO
Changes
README
a t directory
a lib directory containing sub directories
a module file
I have a lot of plans for this module, I will consider later whether it will be released for CPAN, for now it is too simple and it probably only scratches a personal itch.
release!
rjbs on 2004-03-01T12:30:20
Release it! It sounds like something that everyone could write for himself, but he could save a lot of time by just installing your code. I think a lot of people have the same itch you had.
Re:release!
jonasbn on 2004-03-01T15:31:59
As soon as I have the customization part figured out I will release :)
Release it, dammit.
petdance on 2004-03-01T15:18:21
Release it. It's a great idea. Please also throw in the following:
Examples are taken from HTML::Tidy, but they're standard in all my modules. Only t/00.load.t needs to be changed on a per-module basis.
Re:Release it, dammit.
jonasbn on 2004-03-01T15:30:38
Both pod.t and pod-coverage.t are allready included - I am a huge fan of those two tests. I will look into including 00.load.t ASAP.
As soon as I have the customization figured out I will release it
