Hello

I would like to include some templates with a Module I am developing, but I'm not sure how I would include them such that when the module is installed the templates are accessible.

I use Dist::Zilla to mint the skeleton and build/test/release the module.

So if I put my templates in lib/Foo/Templates/*.tt, what parameter to I feed my Template->new to to tell it to search in the $default_locations/Foo/Templates/? Ideally, I would prefer not to have to specify all the locations, because there are a number of pitfalls with that solution (what if module is installed in non standard location, what if a windows user installs the module, etc.)

I think this is what tells it to search my local build directory:

my $tt = Template->new({
    INCLUDE_PATH => ['lib/Foo/Templates'],
}) || die "$Template::ERROR\n";

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Thanks Monks!

In reply to Distributing/Accessing Template::Toolkit Templates by three18ti

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