Writing Command Line Tools for Other People
Writing Command Line Tools for Other People
By Brad Lhotsky
Date: Monday, 20 June 2016 17:30
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Beginner
Language: English
Tags: perl unix
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All of us have written command line scripts in Perl. This talk aims to share some insight into writing tools others can use. We'll venture down some best practices and take a peak at a few really useful modules on the CPAN and how to use them. We'll look at CLI::Helpers, a library I'm maintaining and make heavy use of on a daily basis for simplifying common tasks you and your users need.
Attended by: Chad Granum (Exodist), Jeff Till, Robert Threet (RAT), David H. Adler (dha), Chris Shelton, Mike Weisenborn, Brad Oaks (bradoaks), Tushar Dave, Beth Rhinelander, Victor Stevko, Erik Johansen (uniejo), Stevan Little (stevan), Mickey Nasriachi (Mickey), vroom, Paul Johnson, Eric Ellis (jellisii), Jed Cunningham, Aaron Nelson, Aran Deltac (bluefeet), Upasana Shukla, Mark Gardner (mjgardner), Brad Lhotsky, Tom Radcliffe, Adam Engle, Terry Yang, Dawn Wallis (wallisds), Karsten Schiela, Ian O'Toole, Michael Stevenson (mps), Rob, Doug Bell (preaction), Dana Jacobsen (danaj), Miller Hall, Brian Kelly, Ben Tyler, Jim Toth, Michael Hamlin (myrrhlin), R Geoffrey Avery (rGeoffrey),