4 Normally you can do "make" and then "make install". That will first check for
5 the required Perl modules and then install the clive in your own ~/bin/
6 directory. If you want to do a global install, you can do (as root):
8 # make prefix=/usr install
10 The manual page is installed by default, if you do not need it:
12 # make WITH_MAN=no install
14 When you uninstall, be sure to use the same prefix. For example:
16 # make prefix=/usr uninstall
18 Developers may also find the following make target useful:
20 man # generate clive.1 from clive (req. pod2man)
26 - Config::Tiny (2.12+)
28 - HTML::TokeParser (2.37+)
33 Optionally (clive runs without them but some features will be disabled):
34 - Clipboard (0.09+) # --paste
35 - IO::Pager (0.05+) # --show
36 - Expect (1.21+) # --clivepass
37 - Term::ReadKey # SIGWINCH: resize progressbar to match terminal width
39 Note that you can install these modules from CPAN, typically (as root):
41 # cpan install $modulename
43 Although many distros have made them available as packages.
46 Getting started with clive
50 % clive "http://youtube.com/watch?v=3HD220e0bx4"
52 Be sure to read the manual page. See also examples/config.