Makefile.PL

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use strict;
use warnings;
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
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#
# If you are unfamiliar with this file, Makefile.PL, it is one of the primary
# means by which Perl software is configured, built, and installed. If you are
# attempting to build this software and the errors you are experiencing have
# led you here, and you are in unfamiliar territory, you should stop now and
# instead file a bug report at the site where you got this software, or email
# the authors. (bug report preferred, please)
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# Minimum compatible version of perl:
BEGIN {
  eval { use 5.010001; 1 } or do {
    my $e = $@;
    my $pver = $^V || $];
    die join " ",
      "Caught the following error checking the version of perl: $e\n",
      "This software requires Perl v5.10.1 or newer. This Makefile.PL is being",
      "run using $^X which is version $pver. Please find a newer version of",
      "perl to install and run this software\n";
  };
}


# creates a makefile to build, test, and install the HQT
WriteMakefile(

  NAME => 'App-HiveQueryTool',

  # version of the HQT being installed
  VERSION => '0.01',

  # specify the modules that the HQT uses.
  PREREQ_PM => {

    # If the version matters, put it here. By default, the specified version
    # is the lowest that will be accepted. If a higher one is available, *it*
    # will be installed instead. If you need to be more specific, see this:
    #   https://metacpan.org/module/CPAN::Meta::Spec#Version-Formats
    'Mojolicious'            => '3.87',     # minimum supported version
    'IO::Socket::IP'         => '0.21',     # contains fix for cpan RT81549
    'Email::Sender::Simple'  => '1.300006', # v1.3 now uses Moo instead of Moose

    # if the version doesn't matter, put it in the list below.
    # the "required version" will be set to 0 which means "whatever"
    (map { $_ => 0 } qw(
      AnyEvent
      AnyEvent::HTTPD
      autodie
      CGI::Expand
      CLASS
      DateTime
      DateTime::Format::Strptime
      DBM::Deep
      File::Slurp
      File::Which
      Hash::Merge::Simple
      IO::Compress::Gzip
      IO::Socket::SSL
      IPC::System::Simple
      JSON
      List::MoreUtils
      MIME::Entity
      Mojolicious::Lite
      Mojolicious::Plugin::RenderFile
      Mojolicious::Plugin::YamlConfig
      Moo
      MooX::Types::MooseLike::Email
      namespace::sweep
      Net::LDAP
      Package::Alias
      Params::Util
      Scalar::Util
      Storable
      String::ShellQuote
      syntax
      Syntax::Feature::Qwa
      Sys::Hostname
      Text::CSV
      Text::Template
      Text::Trim
      Time::HiRes
      Try::Tiny
      YAML::Any
    ), ),
  },

  # where to look for HQT test scripts when running "make test"
  test => {TESTS => 't/*.t'},
);