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lib/App/rbinperl.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

and Apache would run your perl script through plack
which would detect an C<FCGI> environment and then load your web app.

If plack and your web framework are installed into a local lib
this won't work.  Instead you can do this:

  #!/home/username/perl5/bin/rbinperl plackup
  require 'mywebapp.pl';

It's almost as easy, and makes the rest
(loading your local lib) transparent.

=head1 BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

Unfortunately the shebang described above isn't entirely portable.

If you are on an operating system that doesn't allow
using another script (as opposed to a binary) in the shebang,
you may be able to use a work around like this instead:

  #!/bin/sh

t/pipe.t  view on Meta::CPAN

use Test::More;

plan tests => 1;

{
  my $tree = named_tree( 'parent' );

  # this can't be portable...
  my $out = qx!perl -e "print qq[foo\$/bar\$/]" | $tree->{rlibperl} -pe "tr/aeiou/AEIOU/"!;

  is $out, "fOO$/bAr$/", 'STDIN piped transparently';
}