libdist-inkt-perl

Dist::Inkt itself does virtually nothing; it creates an empty directory, generates a MANIFEST file, and then wraps it all up into a gzipped tarball. But it provides various hooks along the way for subclasses to grab hold of. So the general idea is that you write a subclass of Dist::Inkt, which consumes various Moose::Roles to do the actual work of populating the distribution with files. As such, Dist::Inkt is not so much a distribution builder, as it is a framework for writing your own distribution builder. Several roles of varying utility are bundled with Dist::Inkt, as is Dist::Inkt::Profile::Simple, a subclass of Dist::Inkt which consumes most of these roles.