NAME
   WWW::DreamHost::API - Perl interface to DreamHost Web Panel API

VERSION
   1.04

SYNOPSIS
    my $key = '6SHU5P2HLDAYECUM';
    my $api = new WWW::DreamHost::API($key);
    my $res = $api->command('api-list_accessible_cmds');
    print Data::Dumper->Dump([$res]);

DESCRIPTION
   WWW::DreamHost::API provides a simple Perl interface to DreamHost Web
   Panel API.

   Read more about API commands at
   <http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Application_programming_interface>

METHODS
 new ( $key )
   Creates WWW::DreamHost::API object

 uuid ( )
   Returns UUID. Probably actually unique (randomly based on key and run
   time). Don't worry, if it's not, because it's reinitializing in case of
   failure (though I cannot imagine how it can happen).

 reinit ( )
   If unique check fails, attempt to re-initialize. You don't have to call
   it yourself.

 command ( $cmd, [ $param => $value, ]+ )
   Execute a command.

   To get a list of availible commands, use something like that:

       my $res = $api->command('api-list_accessible_cmds');
       if ($res->{'success'}) {
           my @commands = @{ $res->{'data'} };
       }

   Returns a hash reference with (usually) 'result' and 'data' keys.
   'result' can be 'success' or 'error', and 'data' depends on command
   executed.

   See <http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Application_programming_interface> for
   more details.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
   WWW::DreamHost::API is based on *libwww-perl* which uses *Crypt::SSLeay*
   or *IO::Socket::SSL*, with all consequences: HTTPS_proxy environment
   variable and so on. See *LWP* documentation unless you're already
   familiar with it.

DEPENDENCIES
   LWP::UserAgent Crypt::SSLeay Data::UUID LWP::protocol::https

   If JSON.pm is installed, JSON format is used when making requests to
   API; otherwise Data::Dumper format is used. Note that Data::Dumper
   format is "eval"-ed so (in theory) it can be used for security breach.

INCOMPATIBILITIES
   Not known.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
   Not known, but test suite MAY fail if DreamHost adds some other commands
   or change their behaviour. If you are using CPAN::Reporter in your
   service, I'll know about it. Consider installing it, as it really helps
   authors to know about possible bugs. See
   <http://wiki.cpantesters.org/wiki/QuickStart>.

AUTHOR
   Serguei Trouchelle [email protected]

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
   This module is distributed under the same terms as Perl itself.

   Copyright (c) 2009-2012 Serguei Trouchelle

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