NAME
    Module::Install::AutoProvidesFromCompilation - Automatically add
    provides metadata by compiling your dist.

SYNOPSIS
        use inc::Module::Install;
        name 'Example';
        all_from 'lib/Example.pm'
        auto_provides_from_compilation();
        WriteAll;

DESCRIPTION
    Ensures that the META.yml generated in your distribution contains
    information for every class in your "lib/" directory. This is useful for
    distributions using MooseX::Declare for example, as the "class" and
    "role" keywords are not recognised by the PAUSE indexer.

    This module is an author-side extension, and acts as a no-op for users
    installing one of your dists.

WARNING
    This module should be considered HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL. Please check that
    the META.yml generated looks sane before sending your distribution to
    CPAN!

HOW IT WORKS
    B::Hooks::OP::Check::StashChange is used to hook the perl compiler.
    Every .pm file in your distribution is compiled and when the stash code
    is being compiled in is changed, the filename being compiled is found by
    B::Compiling.

    When all the dependencies for your distributon as installed, this is
    theoretically a foolproof way of working out the correct set of
    packages.

    However, we get notifed of all the packages compiled (including your
    modules dependencies), which could result in claiming to provide things
    which are not actually part of your module, and a broken distribution.

    Just to be crystal clear on that: PLEASE CHECK YOUR GENERATED META.yml,
    AS DEMONS FLYING OUT OF YOUR NOSE MAY OFFEND.

    You have been warned.

SEE ALSO
    Module::Install::ProvidesClass - PPI based solution to the same issue.

BUGS
    Almost certainally. There are exactly no tests for this code right now.

    Patches (or just pointing me at distributions which don't play nicely
    with this extension) welcome.

AUTHOR
        Tomas Doran (t0m) <bobtfish@bobtfish.net>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright (C) 2009 Tomas Doran

LICENSE
    This software is licensed under the same terms as perl itself.