Term::RouterCLI is Copyright (C) 2011, Bret Jordan
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HOSTED AT
   http://ciscocli.sourceforge.net


MAJOR FEATURES
   The major features of Term::RouterCLI are as follows:
   Extensible tree based parsing engine for a command line interface
   Modular design
   TAB and ? mark completion
   Recursive completion
   Recursive command interpolation
   Hidden commands and command trees
   Authenticated commands and command trees
   Multi-user authentication
   Per user command histories
   Multiple authentication servers
   Audit log support
   International support for all command descriptions, help documentation, and argument help
   Hardware interaction framework as an example
   Fully working cli.pl example
   Apache style configuration file
   Separate vendor and user parts to the configuration file
   Uses log4perl for debugging


INSTALLATION
   To install this module type the following:
   perl Makefile.PL
   make
   make test
   make install

   Mac OSX Lion
       Mac OSX does not have support natively for GNU's readline libraries.  As such things like
       perl's Term::ReadLine::Gnu will not install via CPAN or otherwise.  I got this to work by
       using Homebrew to install readline (https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/wiki/installation) and
       then linking to the readline libraries when I built the makefile in Perl.  NOTE: Homebrew
       installs core libraries and things like readline in a out-of-the-way directory so that other
       things do not break.  Here are the steps I followed:
       1) Install Homebrew.  Run the following from a terminal window/shell:
           /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/gist/323731)"
       2) Update Homebrew
           brew update
       3) Install readline
           brew install readline
       4) Download Term::ReadLine::Gnu from CPAN and untar
       5) Make makefile, make, and install
           perl Makefile.PL --includedir=/usr/local/Cellar/readline/6.2.1/include --libdir=/usr/local/Cellar/readline/6.2.1/lib
           make
           make install


DOXYGEN
   Term::RouterCLI uses Doxygen for documentation.  Here are some notes for getting Doxygen working
   various platforms.

   The dot tool is required for dependency graphs and you can get binary builds for OSX Lion at:
   http://www.graphviz.org/

   Mac OSX Lion
       When you install Doxygen it will add the doxywizard application just called "Doxygen" in the
       Applications directory.  A symlink will need to be created to allow command line (terminal)
       access to the command line doxygen program.  This can be done with:
       ln -s /Applications/Doxygen.app/Contents/Resources/doxygen /usr/local/bin/


DEPENDENCIES
   This module requires these other modules and libraries:
   Config::General (2.50)          [License = Perl]
   Digest::SHA (5.62)              [License = Perl]
   Env (1.00)                      [License = Perl]
   FileHandle (2.02)               [License = Perl]
   Log:Log4perl (1.33)             [License = Perl]
   parent (0.221)                  [License = Perl]
   POSIX (1.17)                    [License = Perl]
   Sys::Syslog (0.29)              [License = Perl]
   Term::ReadKey (2.30)            [License = Opensource]
   Term::ReadLine::Gnu (1.20)      [License = Perl]
   Test::More (0.98)               [License = Perl]
   Test::Output (1.01)             [License = Perl]
   Text::Shellwords::Cursor (0.81) [License = MIT]
   Ethtool (http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/network/ethtool/)


NOTES
   The tarball has a fully working example

   I use a modified version of Ethtool so as to get rid of some STDERR messages.

   To find out what version of a module you have installed run something like the following
       perl -MDigest::SHA -e 'print "$Digest::SHA::VERSION\n"'


LICENCE INFORMATION
   See the LICENSE file included with this package for license details.


AUTHOR
   Bret Jordan, jordan at open1x littledot org, jordan2175 at gmail littledot com


COPYRIGHT
   Copyright (C) 2011 by Bret Jordan all rights reserved

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