LWP + libcurl

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LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl: getting the best of the both worlds; available now in a CPAN mirror near you!

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LWP + libcurl
As simple as setting an environment variable!
Stanislaw Pusep - 2013

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl
• Whipuptitude

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl
• Whipuptitude
• Very popular in the Perl community

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl
• Whipuptitude
• Very popular in the Perl community
• 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP!

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl
• Whipuptitude
• Very popular in the Perl community
• 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP!
• $ perl -MLWP::Simple -E 'get("https://metacpan.org");say~~keys%INC'

LWP
a.k.a. libwww-perl
• Whipuptitude
• Very popular in the Perl community
• 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP!
• $ perl -MLWP::Simple -E 'get("https://metacpan.org");say~~keys%INC'
• Loads 122 modules at runtime :(

libcurl

libcurl
• Manipulexity

libcurl
• Manipulexity
• Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box!

libcurl
• Manipulexity
• Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box!
• Very popular outside of the Perl
community

libcurl
• Manipulexity
• Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box!
• Very popular outside of the Perl
community
• Many options!

libcurl
• Manipulexity
• Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box!
• Very popular outside of the Perl
community
• Many options!
• Too many options :(

cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl

cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl
• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;

cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl
• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;
• No black magic!

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• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;
• No black magic!
• Except...

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• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;
• No black magic!
• Except...
• PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ...

cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl
• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;
• No black magic!
• Except...
• PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ...
• PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl=verbose,0 ...

cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl
• use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;
• No black magic!
• Except...
• PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ...
• PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl=verbose,0 ...
• This way, passes LWP & WWW::Mechanize
tests!

Thank you!
• cpan.me/LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl
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Cyberprint. Dark Pink Apt Group [EN].pdf

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1. LWP + libcurl As simple as setting an environment variable! Stanislaw Pusep - 2013

2. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl

3. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl • Whipuptitude

4. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl • Whipuptitude • Very popular in the Perl community

5. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl • Whipuptitude • Very popular in the Perl community • 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP!

6. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl • Whipuptitude • Very popular in the Perl community • 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP! • $ perl -MLWP::Simple -E 'get("https://metacpan.org");say~~keys%INC'

7. LWP a.k.a. libwww-perl • Whipuptitude • Very popular in the Perl community • 1,691 CPAN modules depend on LWP! • $ perl -MLWP::Simple -E 'get("https://metacpan.org");say~~keys%INC' • Loads 122 modules at runtime :(

9. libcurl • Manipulexity

10. libcurl • Manipulexity • Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box!

11. libcurl • Manipulexity • Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box! • Very popular outside of the Perl community

12. libcurl • Manipulexity • Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box! • Very popular outside of the Perl community • Many options!

13. libcurl • Manipulexity • Dozens of protocols supported out-of-box! • Very popular outside of the Perl community • Many options! • Too many options :(

14. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl

15. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl;

16. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl; • No black magic!

17. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl; • No black magic! • Except...

18. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl; • No black magic! • Except... • PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ...

19. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl; • No black magic! • Except... • PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ... • PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl=verbose,0 ...

20. cpanm LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • use LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl; • No black magic! • Except... • PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl ... • PERL5OPT=-MLWP::Protocol::Net::Curl=verbose,0 ... • This way, passes LWP & WWW::Mechanize tests!

21. Thank you! • cpan.me/LWP::Protocol::Net::Curl • github.com/creaktive