NOTE NOTE! If you came from the readme of List-Search 0.4, the correct homepage (as Build.PL would suggest otherwise) is https://foss.rapidcow.org/CPAN/List-Search/. Terribly sorry about the confusion!!!
This is the home page for the (UNNAMED, but possibly "Sort-Search"?) distribution. I will try to get it completed and published... it'll be published when it is. I don't know how long it's going to take; somehow this package is more complicated than I thought. (There's also this problem with, how all the other files that come with lib/Sort/Search.pm will all be part of the distribution and will have to be completely re-uploaded even if they are off by like four characters.) You can get the development version on Git already, and I'm literally not mad if someone takes the module name before me. Probably expect September 2026. But I won't write a blog entry about it because I'm tired.
I use Codeberg for Gitweb and bug tracker: https://codeberg.org/rapidcow/p5-Sort-Search
You can clone from a handful of places as well:
NOTE ABOUT GIT VCS: Expect that I will force-update before the big release (TM) comes around. Some times I push to "preview" what they would look like on Gitwebs. Other times there are egregious typos I make that I would... rather have fixed than leave them be. Whatever the reason it may be for the latter case, I would almost always document the why and give a range-diff, and you may find that out in refs/notes/amends. It is not guaranteed to make sense as I primarily keep it for personal bookkeeping (think amlog in the Git project?)
Sort::Search should run on most Perls (I put Perl 5.6 because that's the default minimum version of module-starter, but I haven't really tested that far… I have checked that that I only use core modules according to corepack, either way. :x)
To submit any bugs you found (this early though???), rt.cpan.org won't work as I haven't uploaded the package to CPAN. So use the Codeberg bug tracker: https://codeberg.org/rapidcow/p5-Sort-Search/issues.
Refer to the current revision of SECURITY here. The gist is that you should email me at security@rapidcow.org. Instruct your email server to use TLS, and/or encrypt to my PGP key. (There are two encryption keys, one RSA and one ECC; use whichever your PGP software supports. :)
There are two PODs at the moment!
More is being written. For now enjoy this!!! :)
This is being written jointly where I take a more "chill" approach to things: [00INTRO.txt] [01ARRAY.txt] [02USAGE.txt]
Read it if you're in for a more narrative introduction to the module! :^)