Added MakeMaker support

[doyleyoung]

I am participating in the CPAN pull request challenge (http://neilb.org/2014/11/29/pr-challenge-2015.html) and I received your distribution. I noticed you had a .todo with MakeMaker and thought I would add this for my pull request. I didn't see much else I could do to make the module better, but if you have any suggestions I will try to get them done before January 31st. Thanks for making your work available to the world.

Doyle

[perlancar]

Hi Doyle,

Thanks for participating in the PR challenge to improve CPAN modules.

Unfortunately I cannot merge your PR. README and Makefile.PL are generated automatically by Dist::Zilla. About the .todo-release-rebuild_with_makemaker file which I put: some time ago I switched to Module::Build, by adding [ModuleBuild] in my dist.ini and removing [MakeMaker] with the goal of making it easier for people without a make tool to build the dist (e.g. on Windows). Later, I found out that Module::Build is being deprecated, so I switched back to MakeMaker by editing dist.ini. Generating Makefile.PL is simply a matter of running 'dzil build' or 'dzil release'.

I just did some cleanup and released a new version of Crypt::Password::Util (0.10). I've added some todo items which you might find worthwhile doing, copy-pasted here from my todo.org:

** WISHLIST [2015-01-25 Min] cryptpwutil: support more crypt types
there are still lots of crypt types supported in Authen::Passphrase which have
not been recognized (i'm usually adding new types on a as-needed basis).

aside from that, there's also sha224 and sha384, used/supported in postgres.

there's bound to be more.

** WISHLIST [2015-01-25 Min] cryptpwutil: (as separate function?) an option to return detailed information about a crypted string
instead of just recognizing its type, we can also parse and return its salt,
header, variant (e.g. in MD5-CRYPT there's an apache variant), or other
information.

** WISHLIST [2015-01-25 Min] cryptpwutil: crypt(): try BCRYPT first
BCRYPT is now the recommended default and should be tried first.

** WISHLIST [2015-01-25 Min] cryptpwutil: improve documentation

• explain in first paragraph of description that this module is geared towards
  generation and recognition of unix passwords (/etc/shadow), that's why crypt()
  tries several methods but check that each method is supported by your system
  before returning the result.
• more pointers/links to each crypt type should a user want to find out more.