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     our @Module_Lists = ( ... );

    Obviously enough, @Author_Lists contains author lists while
    @Module_Lists contains module lists.

    Each author/module list is just a hash structure (DefHash). The basic
    structure is this:

     # an example author list
     {
         #id => 'GUID', # optional, can be set to ease list identification/referral
         summary => 'My favorite modules',
         description => <<_,
     (Some longer description, in Markdown format)
    
     This is just a list of my favorite modules.
     _
         entries => [
             {...},
             ...
         ],
     }
    
     # an example module list
     {
         #id => 'GUID', # optional, can be set to ease list identification/referral
         summary => 'My favorite authors',
         description => <<'_',
     (Some longer description, in Markdown format)
    
     This is just a list of my favorite authors.
     _
         entries => [
             {...},
             ...
         ],

lib/Acme/CPANLists.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

 our @Module_Lists = ( ... );

Obviously enough, C<@Author_Lists> contains author lists while C<@Module_Lists>
contains module lists.

Each author/module list is just a hash structure (L<DefHash>). The basic
structure is this:

 # an example author list
 {
     #id => 'GUID', # optional, can be set to ease list identification/referral
     summary => 'My favorite modules',
     description => <<_,
 (Some longer description, in Markdown format)

 This is just a list of my favorite modules.
 _
     entries => [
         {...},
         ...
     ],
 }

 # an example module list
 {
     #id => 'GUID', # optional, can be set to ease list identification/referral
     summary => 'My favorite authors',
     description => <<'_',
 (Some longer description, in Markdown format)

 This is just a list of my favorite authors.
 _
     entries => [
         {...},
         ...
     ],