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John Beppu (author)
Fri Nov 06 22:49:51 -0800 2009
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README
The Ruby people have this nice utility called
gem_server
which is a little web server
that serves up the documentation
for all the locally installed rubygems.
It's really handy.
And then I was left wondering,
"Why doesn't Perl have something like this???"
(Apparently, it did... There's something called Pod::WebServer
which is a lot like Pod::Server, but I didn't know of its
existence until after I wrote Pod::Server.)
Pod::Server is better looking, though. ;-)
So try it out.
pod_server --help
pod_server -bg '#100' -pbg '#211' -afg '#f44' -ahfg '#fcc'









