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#pod for modules (like our task module). The C<BEAM_PATH> environment variable
#pod adds directories to search for configuration files (like ours).
#pod
#pod To validate that our environment variables are set correctly, we can list the
#pod tasks:
#pod
#pod     $ beam list
#pod     greet
#pod     - hello -- My::Runnable::Greeting
#pod
#pod The C<beam list> command looks through our C<BEAM_PATH> directory, opens
#pod all the configuration files it finds, and lists all the
#pod L<Beam::Runnable> objects inside (helpfully giving us the module name for us
#pod to find documentation).
#pod
#pod Then, to run the command, we use C<beam run> and give it the configuration file
#pod (C<greet>) and the task (C<hello>):
#pod
#pod     $ beam run greet hello
#pod     Hello, World!
#pod

lib/Beam/Runner.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

for modules (like our task module). The C<BEAM_PATH> environment variable
adds directories to search for configuration files (like ours).

To validate that our environment variables are set correctly, we can list the
tasks:

    $ beam list
    greet
    - hello -- My::Runnable::Greeting

The C<beam list> command looks through our C<BEAM_PATH> directory, opens
all the configuration files it finds, and lists all the
L<Beam::Runnable> objects inside (helpfully giving us the module name for us
to find documentation).

Then, to run the command, we use C<beam run> and give it the configuration file
(C<greet>) and the task (C<hello>):

    $ beam run greet hello
    Hello, World!