# -*- perl -*-

use inc::Module::Install;

name		('perl-ldap');
module_name	('Net::LDAP');
author		('Graham Barr <gbarr@cpan.org>');
version_from	('lib/Net/LDAP.pm');
license		('perl');
abstract	('LDAP client library');

check_nmake();      # check and download nmake.exe for Win32

requires(
  perl => 5.004,
  'Convert::ASN1' => 0.07,
);

include_deps	('Test::More');
include 	('ExtUtils::AutoInstall');

features(
  'SASL authentication' => [
    -default => 0,
    'Authen::SASL'  => 2.00,
    recommends('Digest::MD5'),
  ],
  'LDAP URLs' => [
    -default => 0,
    'URI::ldap' => 1.10,
  ],
  'LDAPS' => [
    -default => 0,
    'IO::Socket::SSL' => 0.81,
  ],
  'Read/Write DSML files' => [
    -default => 0,
    'XML::SAX::Base' => 0,
  ],
  'Read/Write LDIF files' => [
    -default => 0,
    'MIME::Base64'  => 0,
  ],
);

auto_install_now();

&Makefile->write;
&Meta->write;

## - - - - - - - -

sub MY::postamble {
  return <<'POSTAMBLE';

distdir : manifest run_cpansign

run_cpansign :
	cpansign -s

POSTAMBLE

}


__END__


# The -*- perl -*- script writes the Makefile for perl-ldap

use 5.004;
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
use Getopt::Std;
use Config;

#--- Configure ---

if (!getopts("hs") || $opt_h) {
  die <<"EDQ";
Usage: perl $0 [-h] [-s] [ MAKEMAKER_ARGS ]
  -h  Display this message
  -s  Install scripts from bin directory
EDQ
}

#--- Distribution section ---

$DISTNAME     = 'perl-ldap';
$VERSION_FROM = 'lib/Net/LDAP.pm';
$AUTHOR       = 'Graham Barr <gbarr@pobox.com>';

($ABSTRACT = <<"EDQ") =~ s/\n/\\n/g;
perl-ldap is a library of modules implementing an LDAP client. The aim
of the perl-ldap project is to implement a very portable LDAP client in
perl by relying on as little compiled code as possible.
EDQ

#--- Check for required modules ---

my $missing = 0;
$| = 1;

sub check_module {
  my($module,$version) = @_;
  print substr("$module ............................",0,30);
  my $ok = eval {
    my $file = $module;
    $file =~ s#::#/#g;
    require $file . ".pm";
    $module->VERSION($version) if defined $version;
    1;
  };
  $missing++ unless $ok;
  $@ =~ s/^(Can't locate \S* in \@INC).*/$1/s;
  print $ok ? "ok\n" : "** FAILED **\n$@\n";
  $ok;
}

print "\nChecking for OPTIONAL modules\n\n";

check_module('URI',1.08) && check_module('URI::ldap',1.10) or print <<"EDQ","\n";
The URI::ldap module is needed ONLY IF you want to parse LDAP URLs
EDQ

check_module('Digest::MD5') or print <<"EDQ","\n";
The Digest::MD5 module is needed ONLY IF intend to use CRAM-MD5 SASL authentication
EDQ

check_module('IO::Socket::SSL',0.81) or print <<"EDQ","\n";
The IO::Socket::SSL module is needed ONLY IF you intend to use LDAPS
EDQ

check_module('XML::SAX::Base') or print <<"EDQ","\n";
The XML::SAX::Base module is needed ONLY IF you intend to read/write DSML files
EDQ

check_module('MIME::Base64') or print <<"EDQ","\n";
The MIME::Base64 module is needed ONLY IF you intend to read/write LDIF files
EDQ

check_module('Authen::SASL', 2.00) or print <<"EDQ","\n";
If you intend to use SASL authentication you need at least version 2.00
EDQ

print "\n",<<"EDQ","\n" if $missing;
****************************************************************************
You are missing some modules that MAY be needed for some of the features
in perl-ldap to work correctly. Read the above messages and download
any required modules from http://www.perl.com/CPAN
****************************************************************************
EDQ

#--- Write the Makefile ---

my @ppd;

if ($] >= 5.00503) {
  @ppd = (
    AUTHOR       => $AUTHOR,
    ABSTRACT     => $ABSTRACT,
  );
}

WriteMakefile(
  VERSION_FROM => $VERSION_FROM,
  NAME         => $DISTNAME,
  EXE_FILES    => $opt_s ? [ grep -f, glob('bin/*') ] : [],
  clean        => {FILES => 'temp'},
  PREREQ_PM    => { 'Convert::ASN1' => 0.07 },
  @ppd,
);


sub MY::postamble {
  return <<'POSTAMBLE';

distdir : manifest run_cpansign

run_cpansign :
	cpansign -s

POSTAMBLE

}