Parents (Total: 3)

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Key	Value
MD5	FB374D0F1F5BD4079252989710FAA471
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	CGI::Tiny provides a modern interface to write at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface scripts to dynamically respond to HTTP requests as defined in at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3875. It is intended to be: * * Minimal CGI::Tiny contains a small amount of code and (on modern Perls) no non-core requirements. No framework needed. * * Simple CGI::Tiny is straightforward to use, avoids anything magical or surprising, and provides easy access to the most commonly needed features. * * Robust CGI::Tiny's interface is designed to help the developer follow best practices and avoid common pitfalls and vulnerabilities by default. * * Lazy CGI::Tiny only loads code or processes information once it is needed, so simple requests can be handled without unnecessary overhead. * * Restrained CGI::Tiny is designed for the CGI protocol which executes the program again for every request. It is not suitable for persistent protocols like FastCGI or PSGI. * * Flexible CGI::Tiny can be used with other modules to handle tasks like routing and templating, and doesn't impose unnecessary constraints to reading input or rendering output. Most applications are better written in a PSGI-compatible framework (e.g. Dancer2 or Mojolicious) and deployed in a persistent application server so that the application does not have to start up again every time it receives a request. CGI::Tiny, and the CGI protocol in general, is only suited for restricted deployment environments that can only run CGI scripts, or applications that don't need to scale. See "COMPARISON TO CGI.PM".
PackageName	perl-CGI-Tiny
PackageRelease	1.19
PackageVersion	1.002
SHA-1	26056D496934D220D14B89F34749BB40A9460D6F
SHA-256	C4C6753FF06C1F837C606FDA7574AC5CB72D935231E8C5F16571CCBE8E719116

Key	Value
MD5	A111B5A55CCDAEA64D2E5D4089F710EC
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	CGI::Tiny provides a modern interface to write at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface scripts to dynamically respond to HTTP requests as defined in at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3875. It is intended to be: * * Minimal CGI::Tiny contains a small amount of code and (on modern Perls) no non-core requirements. No framework needed. * * Simple CGI::Tiny is straightforward to use, avoids anything magical or surprising, and provides easy access to the most commonly needed features. * * Robust CGI::Tiny's interface is designed to help the developer follow best practices and avoid common pitfalls and vulnerabilities by default. * * Lazy CGI::Tiny only loads code or processes information once it is needed, so simple requests can be handled without unnecessary overhead. * * Restrained CGI::Tiny is designed for the CGI protocol which executes the program again for every request. It is not suitable for persistent protocols like FastCGI or PSGI. * * Flexible CGI::Tiny can be used with other modules to handle tasks like routing and templating, and doesn't impose unnecessary constraints to reading input or rendering output. Most applications are better written in a PSGI-compatible framework (e.g. Dancer2 or Mojolicious) and deployed in a persistent application server so that the application does not have to start up again every time it receives a request. CGI::Tiny, and the CGI protocol in general, is only suited for restricted deployment environments that can only run CGI scripts, or applications that don't need to scale. See "COMPARISON TO CGI.PM".
PackageName	perl-CGI-Tiny
PackageRelease	lp152.1.1
PackageVersion	1.002
SHA-1	0F4DFF27190EFD0A1647F742FC5DD59939ED849E
SHA-256	FA09692A76F4144B3C1339A404F9FCA8EFF4D7BBB3E6FB4D8990170B146CE53B

Key	Value
MD5	10DD09076E592BBBB7FC1CBE057C0512
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	CGI::Tiny provides a modern interface to write at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface scripts to dynamically respond to HTTP requests as defined in at https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3875. It is intended to be: * * Minimal CGI::Tiny contains a small amount of code and (on modern Perls) no non-core requirements. No framework needed. * * Simple CGI::Tiny is straightforward to use, avoids anything magical or surprising, and provides easy access to the most commonly needed features. * * Robust CGI::Tiny's interface is designed to help the developer follow best practices and avoid common pitfalls and vulnerabilities by default. * * Lazy CGI::Tiny only loads code or processes information once it is needed, so simple requests can be handled without unnecessary overhead. * * Restrained CGI::Tiny is designed for the CGI protocol which executes the program again for every request. It is not suitable for persistent protocols like FastCGI or PSGI. * * Flexible CGI::Tiny can be used with other modules to handle tasks like routing and templating, and doesn't impose unnecessary constraints to reading input or rendering output. Most applications are better written in a PSGI-compatible framework (e.g. Dancer2 or Mojolicious) and deployed in a persistent application server so that the application does not have to start up again every time it receives a request. CGI::Tiny, and the CGI protocol in general, is only suited for restricted deployment environments that can only run CGI scripts, or applications that don't need to scale. See "COMPARISON TO CGI.PM".
PackageName	perl-CGI-Tiny
PackageRelease	lp151.1.1
PackageVersion	1.002
SHA-1	F77D0F0E2CCF272A6676B118743463633D445235
SHA-256	46ECD486580989D643E43CD66728E668A2720C73AC61CFF47EB7ADB1DC8EBEAA