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lib/Myco/Admin.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

together with all myco framework modules (Myco.pm et al), is to let CPAN.pm
take care of the process:

  perl -MCPAN -e 'install Myco'

If you have never before used the CPAN module then you will be prompted to
go through configuration process. If your computer sits behind a firewall,
setting the environment variable FTP_PASSIVE beforehand can be helpful:

 export FTP_PASSIVE=yes   # sh, bash
 setenv FTP_PASSIVE yes   # csh

See L<CPAN> for more information.

Alternatively, the process may be performed "by hand."  Manual installation of
each of the required modules follows the usual perl module installation process:

=over 4

=item *

lib/Myco/Devel.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

it'll have to do :)

First, be sure that you've set a couple environment variables. Assuming you've
downloaded and untarred/unzipped the myco distribution into your home
directory and renamed it just 'myco', in C<sh> or C<bash>:

  export MYCO_ROOT=/usr/home/yourhomedir/myco

In C<csh> or C<tcsh>:

  setenv MYCO_ROOT /usr/home/yourhomedir/myco

Put it in your .bashrc or .cshrc for permanence, if you like. Now navigate
there:

  cd $MYCO_ROOT

Now, after contemplating the object you'd like to model in your class and the
name you want to give to it, run C<myco-mkentity>:

  ./bin/myco-mkentity Myco::App::Guitar