A suggestion would be to add some POD for this:

marto@shemp ~/code $ perldoc swat
perl5::swat(3)        User Contributed Perl Documentation       perl5:
+:swat(3)



SYNOPIS
       SWAT is Simple Web Application Test ( Tool )

       Follow https://github.com/melezhik/swat

AUTHOR
       Aleksei Melezhik - <email address redacted>



perl v5.14.2                      2015-07-17                    perl5:
+:swat(3)

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A start would be to have the content of the README here. This will also show up on cpan when people browse your module, and will give a better idea of what to expect. There are lot's of good examples of this on cpan, e.g. WWW::Mechanize. Thanks.

Update: See also On The Naming of Modules, App seems like a good choice.

In reply to Re: swat on CPAN by marto
in thread swat on CPAN by melezhik

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