Hi,

I usually put my scripts in a tools/ (silly of me, this seems like it's not that standard ;) directory then declare it in ad'hoc key of Makefile.PL:
    EXE_FILES => [ map { "scripts/${_}.pl" } qw(
        foo
        bar
        baz
    ) ],

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All these files will eventually be installed in $PREFIX/bin directory.

About tools to ./lib link, I did not find any other way than cheating. For example foo would have a shebang like:
  #!/usr/local/bin/perl -IPerlMonks/lib

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This actually works during test and does not impact deployed application.

Last, about t/*.t stuff, 'make test' automagically inserts blib-related directives but you will definitely have to use 'prove' like:
  % prove --lib PerlMonks/lib

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HTH.

Cheers,

Xavier

In reply to Re^3: Directory layout recommendations for a CPAN namespace by maspalio
in thread Directory layout recommendations for a CPAN namespace by GrandFather

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