App-Zapzi

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## Setup

To get started, type:

    $ zapzi init

and it will create a directory (by default ~/.zapzi) to store its
database and files. You can override this directory by setting the
environment variable `ZAPZI_DIR`.

Zapzi will then prompt for configuration options such as preferred
format for publishing eBooks. If you run this command
non-interactively it will use defaults.

To view or change these options see Configuration below for further
details.

## Adding Articles

To add an article, use `zapzi add` with a filename on your computer,
the name of a module containing POD (eg File::Basename) or an HTTP

README.mkdn  view on Meta::CPAN

## Setup

To get started, type:

    $ zapzi init

and it will create a directory (by default ~/.zapzi) to store its
database and files. You can override this directory by setting the
environment variable `ZAPZI_DIR`.

Zapzi will then prompt for configuration options such as preferred
format for publishing eBooks. If you run this command
non-interactively it will use defaults.

To view or change these options see Configuration below for further
details.

## Adding Articles

To add an article, use `zapzi add` with a filename on your computer,
the name of a module containing POD (eg File::Basename) or an HTTP

bin/zapzi  view on Meta::CPAN

=head2 SETUP

To get started, type:

  $ zapzi init

and it will create a directory (by default ~/.zapzi) to store its
database and files. You can override this directory by setting the
environment variable C<ZAPZI_DIR>.

Zapzi will then prompt for configuration options such as preferred
format for publishing eBooks. If you run this command
non-interactively it will use defaults.

To view or change these options see L<CONFIGURATION> for further
details.

=head2 ADDING ARTICLES

To add an article, use C<zapzi add> with a filename on your computer,
the name of a module containing POD (eg File::Basename) or an HTTP

lib/App/Zapzi.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

    }

    my @keys = App::Zapzi::UserConfig::get_user_init_configurable_keys();
    while (@keys)
    {
        my $key = shift @keys;
        my $value = App::Zapzi::UserConfig::get_default($key);

        if ($self->interactive)
        {
            $value = prompt('s', # validate by sub
                            App::Zapzi::UserConfig::get_description($key),
                            App::Zapzi::UserConfig::get_options($key),
                            $value, # the default value
                            App::Zapzi::UserConfig::get_validater($key));
        }

        # Only ask distribution_destination if distribution_method is set
        if ($key eq 'distribution_method' && lc($value) ne 'nothing')
        {
            unshift @keys, 'distribution_destination';

lib/App/Zapzi.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head2 database

The instance of App:Zapzi::Database used by the application.

=head2 test_database

If set, use an in-memory database. Used to speed up testing only.

=head2 interactive

If set, this is an interactive session where Zapzi can prompt the user
for input.

=head1 METHODS

=head2 get_app
=method BUILD

At construction time, a copy of the application object is stored and
can be retrieved later via C<get_app>.