• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• METHODS
  • owner
  • co_maintainers
  • registered_maintainer
  • first_come
  • all_maintainers
• SEE ALSO
• AUTHOR
• COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

NAME

PAUSE::Permissions::Module - PAUSE permissions for one module (from 06perms.txt)

SYNOPSIS

 use PAUSE::Permissions::Module;

 my %options =
    (
     name => 'HTTP::Client',
     m    => 'LINC',
     f    => 'P5P,
     c    => ['NEILB'],
    );
  
 my $mp = PAUSE::Permissions::Module->new( %options );
 
 print "owner = ", $mp->owner, "\n";

DESCRIPTION

PAUSE::Permissions::Module is a data class, an instance of which is returned by the module_permissions() method in PAUSE::Permissions. It's not expected that you'll instantiate this module yourself, but you're probably reading this to find out what methods are supported.

METHODS

To understand the three levels of PAUSE permissions, see "The 06params.txt file" in PAUSE::Permissions.

owner

Returns a single PAUSE id, or undef.

co_maintainers

Returns a list of PAUSE ids, which will be empty if the module doesn't have any co-maintainers. The list will be sorted alphabetically.

Note: if a module has both an 'm' permission and an 'f' permission, then the user with the 'f' permission will included in the list returned by co_maintainers(), because PAUSE treats them as a co-maintainer.

registered_maintainer

Returns the PAUSE id of the registered maintainer of the module (the 'm' permission), or undef if there isn't one defined for the module.

first_come

Returns the PAUSE id of the 'first uploader' for the module (the 'f' permission), or undef if there isn't one defined for the module.

all_maintainers

Returns the PAUSE id of all users who have permissions for this module, in alphabetical order.

SEE ALSO

PAUSE::Permissions

AUTHOR

Neil Bowers <neilb@cpan.org>

Thanks to Andreas König, for patiently answering many questions on how this stuff all works.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2012-2013 by Neil Bowers <neilb@cpan.org>.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.