NAME
Hostfile::Manager - Manage a hostfile by composing multiple fragments into a whole.
SYNOPSIS
use Hostfile::Manager;
$manager = Hostfile::Manager->new;
$manager->enable_fragment($fragment_name);
$manager->write_hostfile;
ACCESSORS
- Str path_prefix( [Str $prefix] )
-
Defines the prefix that will be searched for hostfile fragments. Defaults to '/etc/hostfiles/'.
- Str hostfile_path( [Str $path] )
-
Defines the path to the hostfile to manage. Defaults to '/etc/hosts'.
- Str hostfile
-
The contents of the hostfile under management.
- HashRef fragments
-
The available hostfile fragments.
- Array fragment_list
-
A list of the names of available fragments.
- Str get_fragment( Str $fragment_name )
-
The contents of an individual hostfile fragment.
METHODS
- Hostfile::Manager->new( [\%options] )
-
Create a new manager instance. Available options are path_prefix and hostfile_path, listed in the ACCESSORS section.
- Bool write_hostfile
-
Write the contents of the hostfile to disk.
- Bool fragment_enabled( Str $fragment_name )
-
Test whether a named fragment is enabled in the hostfile under management.
- enable_fragment( Str $fragment_name )
-
Enable a named fragment. If the fragment is currently enabled, it will be disabled first, removing any modifications that may have been made out-of-band.
- disable_fragment( Str $fragment_name )
-
Disable a named fragment.
- toggle_fragment( Str $fragment_name )
-
Enable a fragment if it is disabled, disable it otherwise.
- Str fragment_status_flag( Str $fragment_name )
-
Returns a string indicating the current status of a named fragment.
LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2010-11,2018 Anthony J. Mirabella. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
AUTHOR
Anthony J. Mirabella <mirabeaj AT gmail DOT com>