Gorjun - Perl Client to gorjun daemon

Version 0.1

On debian the easy way is:

# install cpanm an local::lib
sudo apt-get install cpanminus liblocal-lib-perl
# clone repo
git clone https://github.com/marcoarthur/gorjun-perl-cli.git
# install dependencies
cd gorjun-perl-cli
cpanm --installdeps .

For any distro just read about installing cpanm and local lib then run:

git clone https://github.com/marcoarthur/gorjun-perl-cli.git
# install dependencies
cd gorjun-perl-cli
cpanm --installdeps .

my $g = Gorjun->new(
   host => 'http:https://127.0.0.1',
   port => '8080',
   user => 'Tester_User',
   gpg_pass_phrase => 'secret', # needed passphrase for gpg signing
);

# Get token
$g->get_token( message => 'Some message', user => 'Tester_User' );

This modules operates gorjun daemon using its rest interface so you can control gorjun actions in a Perl environment, sending, receiving messages. Useful for integration tests as well as system administration of gorjun. There are high level operations, as well as low level.

Those are methods that performs a grouped set of low level operations. Such as register a new user, upload a file, or sign an uploaded file. All of these won't be executed with only one REST call, and will need to send several queries in order to complete. All high level operations and their arguments are listed below:

• register( name => $n, key => $k )
• get_authid( user => $u )
• get_token( user => $u, message => $m )
• quota( user => $u, token => $t )
• sign( signature => $s, token => $t )
• upload( file => $f, token => $t , type => $t)

Those are simple one REST call, generally only completing a step of the High Level operation. They map to the REST API exactly one-to-one: https://github.com/subutai-io/gorjun/wiki/v1

And all of them are completed with send() interface. Example:

# list all raw files
$g->send( 
       method => 'get'
       path   => '/kurjun/rest/raw/list'
);

Gorjun depends on gpg utility, since messages should be signed using a GPG key https://www.gnupg.org/ . Not all operations can be completed without user intervention, since not all gpg functions can be used in a scripted manner, requiring user to manually type the pass phrase at least once.

This software is GNU GPL3 licensed, and can be freely copied, modified and redistributed.