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This page will tell you about all the useful features of the site.
Limit search results to a particular dist
source. Valid values are github, gitlab,
cpan, and core.
Example: WWW from:github or from:gitlab
Limit search results to a particular author. To include spaces, use
single quotes. The feature searches by partial case-insensitive match.
Use double quotes for exact case-insensitive match. The author name used
is the first name used in a distribution's META file authors
field.
Example: Test author:zoffix or author:'Zoffix Z' or author:"Zoffix Znet"
You can view problems identified in your distributions, or view them for other's modules and help the authors fix them.
Visit the /todo/ end point to view the problems for all the modules on the site.
Visit the /todo/some-author end point to view the probems for
modules of a particular author. The author name checked against
is the first name used in a distribution's META file authors
field and the match can be partial.
Example: /todo/zoffix
To make the site show Travis
status for your module, follow
the
Travis setup guide to enable Travis on your module. Be sure to
both, include the .travis.yml file and enable the
repository on your
https://travis-ci.org/profile/$YOUR-USERNAME/ page.
If your repo is missing on that page, just click Sync
account button on the top right of the page.
To make the site show AppVeyor status for your module, follow the AppVeyor guide to enable AppVeyor on your module. If your AppVeyor username and repository names do not match those of GitHub, you'll need to include the AppVeyor badge in your README file, so that the site can find the URL to the project.