The issue seems to involve the "Module::Installed::Tiny dependency tree" — that doesn't look very Tiny to me.

Sheesh! I never noticed that. The deps are ALL related to test prereqs.

I liked the premise of the distribution, so I wrote my own. Module::Installed. It not only checks single modules, but I added a function that will list all includes in a file and whether or not they are installed or not. There are no non-core deps. PPI is required to use the includes_installed() function, but we load it dynamically only if it's available:

use warnings;
use strict;

use Data::Dumper;
use Module::Installed qw(module_installed includes_installed);

my $module = 'PPI';
my $file = '/home/spek/repos/module-installed/t/data/test.pl';

my $statement = module_installed($module)
    ? "is installed"
    : "isn't installed";

print "$module $statement\n\n";

print "Checking includes in file $file\n\n";

my $includes = includes_installed($file);

print Dumper $includes;

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Output:

PPI is installed

Checking includes in file /home/spek/repos/module-installed/t/data/tes
+t.pl

$VAR1 = {
          'Carp' => 1,
          'Not::Installed' => 0,
          'strict' => 1,
          'warnings' => 1,
          'Load::Fail' => 0,
          'Exporter' => 1,
          'Data::Dumper' => 1
        };

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I just finished a very large Perl project that I landed a little while ago. It's nice to be back in the Perl mindset, hammering out all manner of weird stuff. I'll take a look at the "bareword" issue in Syntax::Check later this afternoon.

Update: Holy crap, I just realized I've hit the 50 mark in published CPAN distributions!

In reply to Re^3: Perl syntax checking without `perl -c` [Syntax::Check] by stevieb
in thread Perl syntax checking without `perl -c` by kcott

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