NAME
Acme::Licence - A module to easily apply a licence to your code
SYNOPSIS
use Acme::Licence mylicence => { name => 'Super-funky-skillo licence', text => 'yeah man, you can, like, do what you want' };
or ...
use Acme::Licence licence => 'artistic';
DESCRIPTION
All the code which you release to the outside world needs to have a licence.
This module makes that easy. It has three pre-defined licences, and enables
you to write your own. It also ensures that the licence is always easily
accessible to your users from the command-line of your program, by passing
the --licence parameter.
CONFIGURATION
To configure the module to use your licence, you pass parameters when you
use the module. Either pass a parameter licence, to use one of the
pre-defined licences (the GPL (gpl), the
Artistic licence (artistic), or put the code in the public domain
(null)),
or pass the mylicence parameter, with a reference to an anonymous hash
which defines the name of your licence and the text of your licence. The
keys for those in the anonymous hash are, predictably, name and text.
AUTHOR
David Cantrell (david@cantrell.org.uk)