NAME App::fatten - Pack your dependencies onto your script file VERSION This document describes version 0.22 of App::fatten (from Perl distribution App-fatten), released on 2014-12-02. SYNOPSIS This distribution provides command-line utility called fatten. TODO FUNCTIONS fatten(%args) -> [status, msg, result, meta] Pack your dependencies onto your script file. Arguments ('*' denotes required arguments): * args => *array* Script arguments. Will be used when running your script, e.g. when "trace_method" is "require". For example, if your script requires three arguments: "--foo", 2, "bar baz" then you can either use: % fatten script output --args --foo --args 2 --args "bar baz" or: % fatten script output --args-json '["--foo",2,"bar baz"]' * debug_keep_tempdir => *bool* (default: 0) Keep temporary directory for debugging. * exclude => *array* Modules to exclude. When you don't want to include a module, specify it here. * exclude_core => *bool* (default: 1) Exclude core modules. * exclude_dist => *array* Exclude all modules of dist. Just like the "exclude" option, but will exclude module as well as other modules from the same distribution. Module name must be the main module of the distribution. Will determine other modules from the ".packlist" file. * exclude_pattern => *array* Regex patterns of modules to exclude. When you don't want to include a pattern of modules, specify it here. * include => *array* Include extra modules. When the tracing process fails to include a required module, you can add it here. * include_dist => *array* Include all modules of dist. Just like the "include" option, but will include module as well as other modules from the same distribution. Module name must be the main module of the distribution. Will determine other modules from the ".packlist" file. * input_file => *str* (default: "-") Path to input file (script to be fatpacked). "-" (or if unspecified) means to take from standard input (internally, a temporary file will be created to handle this). * output_file => *str* Path to output file. If input is from stdin, then output defaults to stdout. You can also specify stdout by using "-". Otherwise, defaults to "