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Retrieve comic strip images
This module will download cartoon comic strip images from various websites
and return a binary blob of the image, or write it to disk. Multiple comic
strips can be supported through subclassed plugin modules.
Contact importer for all the major email systems
Perl5 contact importer for use with all the major email systems, such as
Yahoo!, Gmail, Hotmail, etc.
Perl module for the DHL online tracking service
This module allows you to check the status of YOUR shipments via the
DHL website. For privacy issues please consider the website. Please
note: This module is still some kind of alpha, because there are many
different pages on the DHL website.
Dilbert of the day comic strip archive and retrieval module
This module will download the latest Dilbert of the Day cartoon strip
from the Dilbert website and return an object which can be either
stored in a database or output to a browser, disk or whatever. It
allows importing of Dilbert strips from disk or alternate URLs, and
has a random strip interface to return strips from the database.
Fetch proxies from free proxy lists
This module fetch proxies from free proxy lists
CRUD interface to Hatena::Diary
aiming to help you efficiently communicate with the service
with programmatic ways.
Login/Logout interface to Hatena
Login and logout interface to Hatena.
This module is very simple.
Perl interface to the LongURL API
shortened URLs.
Simple URI Encoding/Decoding
This modules provides simple URI (Percent) encoding/decoding.
Extract information from the URLs of Search-Engines
SEQUIN is intended to extract the keywords used and the name of
the search engine given the a line from a logfile that contains a
referal URL from a Search Engine which GETs its data.
Unlike traditional applications for doing this, it does not rely
on a preset list of search engines and thus currently works with
almost every search engine URL the author could get his hands on.
-Anton
<tobez@FreeBSD.org>