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Start a MongoDB server instance (mongod) before installing so that the tests will pass. The mongod cannot be running as a slave for the tests to pass.
Some tests may be skipped, depending on the version of the database you are running.
sudo cpan MongoDB
The Perl driver is available through CPAN as the package MongoDB. It should build cleanly on *NIX and Windows (via Strawberry Perl). It is also available as an ActivePerl module.
If you would like to try the latest code or are contributing to the Perl driver, it is available at GitHub. There is also documentation generated after every commit.
You can see if it is a good time to grab the bleeding edge code by seeing if the build is green.
To build the driver, run:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test # make sure mongod is running, first
sudo make install
The tests will not pass without a mongod process running.
The Perl driver requires some libraries available in CPAN. As of April, 2010, these are Any::Moose, Class::Method::Modifiers, Data::Types, DateTime, File::Slurp, Test::Exception, Try::Tiny, boolean, and Module::Install. (Additionally, Tie::IxHash is required for testing.) On Debian or Ubuntu systems, these prerequisites can be easily installed with the following command:
sudo apt-get install libmodule-install-perl libany-moose-perl libclass-method-modifiers-perl libdata-types-perl libdatetime-perl libfile-slurp-perl libtest-exception-perl libtry-tiny-perl libboolean-perl libtie-ixhash-perl
The driver will work on big-endian machines, but the database will not. The tests assume that mongod will be running on localhost unless %ENV{MONGOD} is set. So, to run the tests, start the database on a little-endian machine (at, say, “example.com”) and then run the tests with:
MONGOD=example.com make test
A few tests that require a database server on localhost will be skipped.
There is a tutorial and API documentation on CPAN.
If you are interested in contributing to the Perl driver, see 贡献到Perl驱动.
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