#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

CPAN::Shell->install(

"Test::PDF",
"ExtUtils::PkgConfig",
"ExtUtils::Depends",
"Cairo",
"Test::LongString",
"Text::Flow",
"Graphics::Primitive::Driver::Cairo",
"Math::Gradient",
"Set::Infinite",
"DateTime::Set",
"Algorithm::Diff",
"Text::Diff",
"Test::Differences",
"Color::Scheme",
"Class::Data::Inheritable",
"Class::Accessor::Fast",
"Module::Pluggable",
"Color::Library",
"Test::Number::Delta",
"MooseX::Aliases",
"Graphics::Color",
"Forest",
"Graphics::Primitive",
"MooseX::AttributeHelpers",
"JSON::Any",
"File::Path",
"File::NFSLock",
"IO::Dir",
"Path::Class",
"Carp::Clan",
"MooseX::Types",
"MooseX::Types::Path::Class",
"Test::TempDir",
"Test::NoWarnings",
"Test::Tester",
"Test::Deep",
"String::RewritePrefix",
"MooseX::Storage",
"Math::Complex",
"Check::ISA",
"Hash::Util::FieldHash::Compat",
"Algorithm::C3",
"Class::C3",
"MRO::Compat",
"Scope::Guard",
"Devel::GlobalDestruction",
"Class::MOP",
"Try::Tiny",
"Moose",
"Task::Weaken",
"XSLoader",
"base",
"Variable::Magic",
"Data::OptList",
"Sub::Install",
"Params::Util",
"Sub::Exporter",
"B::Hooks::EndOfScope",
"Sub::Identify",
"Sub::Name",
"Package::Stash",
"namespace::clean",
"Tie::RefHash",
"Test::use::ok",
"Tie::ToObject",
"Data::Visitor",
"MooseX::Clone",
"Geometry::Primitive",
"ExtUtils::MakeMaker",
"Layout::Manager",
"Time::Local",
"List::MoreUtils",
"DateTime::Locale",
"File::Temp",
"Exporter",
"ExtUtils::ParseXS",
"Module::Build",
"Attribute::Handlers",
"ExtUtils::CBuilder",
"Params::Validate",
"Class::Singleton",
"DateTime::TimeZone",
"Test",
"Text::Wrap",
"Pod::Escapes",
"Pod::Simple",
"File::Spec",
"Pod::Man",
"Sub::Uplevel",
"Test::Exception",
"Test::Harness",
"Test::More",
"Scalar::Util",
"DateTime",
"Chart::Clicker");
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Thank you. I actually happened upon this list earlier and have been using it.

Initially, I installed all of these modules on our server (Red Hat). This weekend, I installed everything locally on my Mac. The installation on my Mac is better. I was able to run the program above and display the chart as expected.

However, this really isn't an area where I have tremendous expertise! When I use your list as a guide to verify that all modules are installed, I run into some problems. I'm using the following program to check my installed modules:

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use ExtUtils::Installed;

my $instmod = ExtUtils::Installed -> new();

print "\n\nPerl Modules:\n\n";

foreach my $module ($instmod -> modules()) {
    my $version = $instmod -> version($module) || "???";
    print "$module -- $version\n";
};

print "\n\nPerl Modules Are Stored Here:\n\n";
print map { $_ . "\n" } @INC;
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Many of the modules show up. Many do not. I think all of the modules are loaded, but some are buried. For example, Module::Pluggable is installed here on my Mac:

/Library/Perl/Updates/5.8.9/darwin-thread-multi-2level/Module

Module::Pluggable is one of the modules that is NOT showing up via the above program.

It seems like the modules in the Updates directory aren't showing up when I run the small program above. However, @INC includes: /Library/Perl/Updates/5.8.9/darwin-thread-multi-2level

Maybe this isn't even a problem?

If is use the following in a test program:

use Module::Pluggable;
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It doesn't throw any errors.

If this is acceptable, then I think I have a good local install on my Mac. I still have to check the external server.

Am I on the right track??? I feel like I'm in over my head with Chart::Clicker!

Thank you!!!

ExtUtils::Installed relies on .packlist files being generated by MakeMaker et all being present -- broken distributions break this tradition