Flickr-Tools

Some of these modules are being integrated with the Flickr::API distribution started by
Cal Henderson. The rest are being reworked to follow more current practice.



These modules provide a set of classes that can be used to work with Flickr, 
using it's REST API, as provided by the Flickr::API.

The object of this set of classes is to take the "raw" interface that the 
Flickr::API provides and turn it into a more usable set of objects which 
are easier and faster to use, while providing full access to all the 
functionality provided by Flickr.

This distribution formerly provided two sets of classes:

-> The Flickr::API::* modules (eg: Flickr::API::Photos, Flickr::API::People) 
provide a lower-level way to access the information. They essentially get the 
output from the Flickr::API module and transform in into a cleaner, easier to 
work with hash. These modules are essentially there to be used by the next 
set of modules, but they may be used directly if you should wish to do so.

These modules are moving into Flickr::API



-> The Flickr::* modules (eg: Flickr::Person, Flickr::Photo) provide higher-level 
access to the information on a photo, person, etc. This is the preferred interface 
that the common user is expected to use.

These modules are continuing in Flickr::Tools.



STATUS

This is an early release of the distribution and there are only a limited 
number of methods available at the moment.

Also, this is a "testing the waters" version. I expect the API of the objects 
will change.

Read the TODO file for the plans for the future of this distribution. 



INSTALLATION

You probably don't want to install v1.21 of Flickr::Tools

To install this module, run the following commands:

    perl Makefile.PL
    make
    make test
    make install


DEPENDENCIES

Flickr::API
Moo


COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE

Copyright (C) 2005 Nuno Nunes (effectively versions < 1.0)
Copyright (c) 2015 Louis B. Moore (effectively versions >= 1.0)

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.

This is clarified as being under the Perl Foundation Artistic License 2