package Pod::Browser; use strict; use warnings;
use Catalyst::Runtime '5.90012'; use base qw/Catalyst/;
PACKAGE->config( name => 'Pod::Browser' ); PACKAGE->setup(qw/ ConfigLoader Static::Simple/);
sub { PACKAGE->run( @_) }
END
=head1 SYNOPSIS
visit http://localhost:3030
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This is a L server which serves PODs. It allows you to browse through your local repository of modules. On the front page is a search box which uses CPAN's xml interface to retrieve the results. If you click on one of them the POD is displayed in this application.
Cross links in PODs are resolved and pop up as a new tab. If the module you clicked on is not installed this controller fetches the source code from CPAN and creates the pod locally. There is also a TOC which is always visible and scrolls the current POD to the selected section.
It is written using a JavaScript framework called ExtJS (Lhttp://www.extjs.com) which generates beautiful and rich user interfaces.
=begin html
=end html
=head1 CONFIGURATION
First you have to locate the config file. Try
in your command line and open it.
=over
=item inc (Boolean)
Search for modules in @INC. Set it to 1 or 0.
Defaults to C<0>.
=item namespaces (Arrayref)
Filter by namespaces. See LPod::Simple::Search C<limit_glob> for syntax.
Defaults to C<["*"]>
=item self (Boolean)
Search for modules in C<< $c->path_to( 'lib' ) >>.
Defaults to C<1>.
=item dirs (Arrayref)
Search for modules in these directories.
Defaults to C<[]>.
=back
=head1 STARTING THE SERVER
C<pod_browser> makes use of LPlack::Runner. As a result, all options from L are also available to C<pod_browser>.
Run C<pod_browser --help> or see L for more information.
=head1 INTEGRATION IN CATALYST
If you want to integrate this application directly into your catalyst application have a look at LCatalyst::Controller::POD. This controller is used by this application.
=head1 SEE ALSO
ExtJS (Lhttp://www.extjs.com) is used for the user interface.
Other Pod Web Servers: