NAME
App::Zapzi - store articles and publish them to read later
VERSION
version 0.004
DESCRIPTION
This class implements the application functions for Zapzi. See the page for the zapzi command for details on how to run it.
ATTRIBUTES
run
The current state of the application, -1 means nothing has been done, 0 OK, otherwise an error code. Used for exit code when the process terminates.
force
Option to force processing of the init command. Default is unset.
folder
Folder to work on. Default is 'Inbox'
zapzi_dir
The folder where Zapzi files are stored.
zapzi_ebook_dir
The folder where Zapzi published eBook files are stored.
database
The instance of App:Zapzi::Database used by the application.
test_database
If set, use an in-memory database. Used to speed up testing only.
METHODS
get_app =method BUILD
At construction time, a copy of the application object is stored and can be retrieved later via get_app.
process_args(@args)
Read the arguments @args (normally you'd pass in @ARGV and process them according to the command line specification for the application.
init
Creates the database. Will only do so if the database does not exist already or if the force attribute is set.
validate_folder
Determines if the folder specified exists.
list
Lists out the articles in folder.
list_folders
List a summary of folders in the database.
make_folder
Create one or more new folders. Will ignore any folders that already exist.
delete_folder
Remove one or more new folders. Will not allow removal of system folders ie Inbox and Archive, but will ignore removal of folders that do not exist.
delete_article
Remove an article from the database
add
Add an article to the database for later publication.
show
Outputs text of an article
publish
Publish a folder of articles to an eBook
help
Displays help text.
version
Displays version information.
AUTHOR
Rupert Lane <rupert@rupert-lane.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Rupert Lane.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.