NAME
    Module::Start - The Simple/Flexible Way to Create New Modules

SYNOPSIS
    From the command line:

        > # start a Catalyst plugin
        > module-start Catalyst::Model::Funky catalyst
        You don't appear to have module-start configured.
        Would you like to do that now? [Yn] y
        What is your full name? Jimmy James
        What is your email address? jj@example.com
        Can I configure module-start in /home/jj/.module-start? [Yn] y
        Creating /home/jj/.module-start
        Changing to directory /home/jj/.module-start
        Creating ./config
        Installing Default Flavor
        Creating ./templates/basic
        *Error* No flavor 'catalyst' found in /home/jj/.module-start/templates/
        Please install or create a 'catalyst' flavor and try again
        Exiting...
        > cpan Module::Start::Flavor::Catalyst
        ... (cpan installs Module::Start::Flavor::Catalyst) ...
        > module-start -install Module::Start::Flavor::Catalyst
        Installing Flavor 'catalyst'
        Changing to directory /home/jj/.module-start
        Creating ./templates/catalyst
        Module::Start::Flavor::Catalyst successfully installed
        > module-start Catalyst::Model::Funky catalyst
        Creating module distribution Catalyst-Model-Funky
        Changing to directory Catalyst-Model-Funky
        Using 'catalyst' flavor templates
        Creating Makefile.PL
        Creating Changes
        Creating lib/Catalyst/Model/Funky.pm
        Creating t/00_load.t
        Creating README
        Creating MANIFEST
        Catalyst-Model-Funky successfully started

    later...

        > cd Catalyst-Model-Funky
        > module-start Catalyst::Model::Funky::Boss catalyst
        Using 'catalyst' flavor templates
        Creating lib/Catalyst/Model/Funkier.pm

DESCRIPTION
    If you are like me, when you think of a new idea, you want to get
    started asap. If you are even more like me, your projects come in all
    sorts of flavors. In other words, different types of projects need
    different types of starting files. Within Perl, you have pure perl
    modules, XS modules, Inline modules, Kwiki modules, Catalyst modules,
    Jifty modules, Plagger modules, and on and on. You also might have JSAN
    modules, Ruby modules, Python modules and PHP modules to write.

    Module::Start creates a new module distribution (or any other imaginable
    set of project files) in a simple straightforward way. All the
    boilerplate files come from a set of templates.

CONFIGURATION
    All the configuration info is either stored in ~/.module-start/config,
    inferred from your environment, or prompted for.

    "module-start" will automatically configure itself the first time you
    run it. If you want to reconfigure it later, run:

        module-start -setup

    You are encouraged to edit the contents of the "module-start" base
    directory. To change basic configure information, edit the "config"
    file. To change or edit template flavors, edit the content of the
    "template" directory. Each subdirectory defines a new flavor. You can
    set the default flavor in the "config" file.

AUTHOR
    Ingy döt Net <ingy@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright (c) 2006. Ingy döt Net. All rights reserved.

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

    See [http://www.perl.com/perl/misc/Artistic.html]

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