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message-pass(1p)


NAME

   message-pass - command line Message::Passing runner script

SYNOPSIS

     message-pass [options]

     Options:
      --input           - Input short name (required)
      --output          - Output short name (required)
      --filter          - Filter short name (default Null)
      --decoder         - Decoder short name (default JSON)
      --encoder         - Encoder short name (default JSON)
      --input_options   - JSON options string for input
      --output_options  - JSON options string for output
      --filter_options  - JSON options string for filter
      --decoder_options - JSON options string for decoder
      --encoder_options - JSON options string for encoder

     OR:

      --configfile     - Config file (to load with Config::Any)
                         supplying the above options

DESCRIPTION

   Builds a simple chain of Message::Passing components, looking like
   this:

       Input => Decoder => Filter => Encoder => Output

   This allows you to input a message from one protocol, decode it,
   process it and then output it again having encoded it.

   The simplest example of doing this is:

       message-pass --input STDIN --output STDOUT

   Which will echo JSON strings you type back to the terminal.

CLASS NAME EXPANSION

   All short class names undergo expansion as detailed below, except for
   names which are prefixed with a '+', which implies a full class name.

   E.g.

       message-pass --input '+My::Example::Input' --output STDOUT

   The expansions are:

   input
       Message::Passing::Input::XXX

   output
       Message::Passing::Output::XXX

   filter
       Message::Passing::Filter::XXX

   encoder
       Message::Passing::Filter::Encoder::XXX

   decoder
       Message::Passing::Filter::Decoder::XXX

CONFIG FILE

   If the "--configfile" option is supplied, then a config file will be
   used.

   The format of data in this config file matches that required of the
   command line options, e.g.

       {
           "input":"XXX",
           "input_options":{},
           "output":"XXX",
           "output_options":{},
           "filter":"XXX",
           "filter_options":{},
           "encoder":"XXX",
           "encoder_options":{},
           "decoder":"XXX",
           "decoder_options":{}
       }

   Any config format supported by Config::Any can be used, however JSON is
   the only format which is certain to work without additional
   dependencies which are not required by this module.

SEE ALSO

   Message::Passing
   Message::Passing::Manual

SPONSORSHIP

   This module exists due to the wonderful people at Suretec Systems Ltd.
   <http://www.suretecsystems.com/> who sponsored its development for its
   VoIP division called SureVoIP <http://www.surevoip.co.uk/> for use with
   the SureVoIP API -
   <http://www.surevoip.co.uk/support/wiki/api_documentation>

AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

   See Message::Passing.



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