Hi Shlomo.
> I have a set of scripts, which depend on 3rd party modules. > I want to be able to deploy them to machines other than mine > (which don't have these 3rd party modules. Moreover, these > modules are unlikely to ever be installed centrally, as they > are not part of the "cookbook" of the machine). > > I'd like to be able to build a tarball with the code and > dependencies, which can be deployed to any machine I want > (assuming same operating system), so that once unpacked, it > can work "out of the box". > > What's a practical way to package required modules with my > code? > FatPack jam everything to one big file. Works nicely if you don't have XS dependencies. Also, be sure to review what he is going to pick - he takes everything that is not core and your program uses. I was surprised to learn when it not actually core... (it makes an intermediate file that you can edit) And it knows what your program uses but running "perl -c script.pl". so if you use 'require'... don't. Shmuel.
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