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            },
            {
                module=>'WorePAN',
                description => <<'_',

A flavor of OrePAN that works under Windows.

_
            },
            {
                module=>'OrePAN2',
                description => <<'_',

The next generation of OrePAN, although I personally still use OrePAN (version
1).

_
            },
            {
                module=>'CPAN::Mirror::Tiny',
                description => <<'_',

Like OrePAN/OrePAN2/CPAN::Mini::Inject, but the goal is not to depend on XS
modules (thus, the use of HTTP::Tinyish which uses curl/wget to download https
pages instead of LWP).

_
            },
            {
                module => 'Pinto',
                description => <<'_',

Pinto allows you to create custom CPAN-like repository of Perl modules with
features like stacking, version pinning, and so on.

_
            },
            {
                module => 'App::lcpan',
                description => <<'_',

Not a CPAN-like repository creator/builder, but once you have your CPAN-like
repository, you can also index it like you would a regular CPAN mirror/mini
mirror using this tool.

_
            },
        ],
    },
);

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# ABSTRACT: Creating your own CPAN-like repository

__END__

=pod

=encoding UTF-8

=head1 NAME

Acme::CPANLists::PERLANCAR::CustomCPAN - Creating your own CPAN-like repository

=head1 VERSION

This document describes version 0.26 of Acme::CPANLists::PERLANCAR::CustomCPAN (from Perl distribution Acme-CPANLists-PERLANCAR), released on 2017-09-08.

=head1 MODULE LISTS

=head2 Creating your own CPAN-like repository

You can create a CPAN-like repository which contains your own modules. Look at
the modules in this list to see what tools you can use to do this.

Keywords: DarkPAN


=over

=item * L<CPAN::Mini::Inject>

If you just want to add one to a few of your own modules to your own CPAN, you
can start with a regular CPAN (or mini CPAN) mirror, then inject your modules
into it using this module.


=item * L<OrePAN>

With this tool, you can create a CPAN-like repository from scratch, by adding
your modules one at a time.


=item * L<WorePAN>

A flavor of OrePAN that works under Windows.


=item * L<OrePAN2>

The next generation of OrePAN, although I personally still use OrePAN (version
1).


=item * L<CPAN::Mirror::Tiny>

Like OrePAN/OrePAN2/CPAN::Mini::Inject, but the goal is not to depend on XS
modules (thus, the use of HTTP::Tinyish which uses curl/wget to download https
pages instead of LWP).


=item * L<Pinto>

Pinto allows you to create custom CPAN-like repository of Perl modules with
features like stacking, version pinning, and so on.


=item * L<App::lcpan>