Not sure but you might check that you actually installed the module. This needs a C library and the File::LibMagic module on top of that and when I tried installing and I had to force the install because that prerequisite module's tests failed (OS X, perl 5.34.0; so not necessarily the same as your problem since you look to be on windows).

That being said as soon as I'd forced the prerequisite and got Courriel itself to install a perldoc Courriel worked fine (the documentation is embedded in the module's .pm source). You also can follow that link to CPAN and read the documentation online there.

Edit: Just to clarify: I did a brew install libmagic and got the C library, but even after doing that I got errors from File::LibMagic's tests when it went to install and I had to cpanm --force File::LibMagic. I haven't tried to use either it or Courriel past doing perldoc Courriel so I have no clue if I've got a huge basket of broked or not.

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