net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk 1.02_2 DragonFly

Perl interface to the Amazon Mechanical Turk

System: DragonFly
Repository: DPorts
Maintainer: [email protected] (as in FreeBSD)
License: APACHE20
Categories: net, perl5
Package size: 68.8 KiB, 234.7 KiB installed

Description

This module provides a Perlish interface to Amazon Mechanical Turk.

In the other systems

The newest version among them is 1.02, as upstream numbers it.

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Status

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DragonFly

net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk

1.02_2 newest

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FreeBSD

net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk

1.02_2 newest

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HardenedBSD

net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk

1.02_2 newest

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GhostBSD

net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk

1.02_2 newest

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Install

Binary package:

pkg install p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk

From DPorts:

cd /usr/dports/net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk && make install clean

Dependency graph

Ports that need it on the left, what it needs to run on the right; at most 8 of each. "Dependencies" below lists them all.

graph LR
  me["net/p5-Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk"]
  me --> d0["devel/p5-IO-String"]
  me --> d1["lang/perl5.36"]
  me --> d2["net/p5-URI"]
  me --> d3["security/p5-Digest-HMAC"]
  me --> d4["security/p5-Net-SSLeay"]
  me --> d5["textproc/p5-XML-Parser"]
  me --> d6["www/p5-Mozilla-CA"]
  me --> d7["www/p5-libwww"]
  classDef this fill:#ab2b28,color:#ffffff,stroke:#ab2b28
  class me this

Dependencies

Run dependencies 8

No port depends on this one.

Configuration

No options to configure.

Service scripts: none

Message after installing

You need to do some things before you can use the Amazon Mechanical Turk:

1) Visit http://aws.amazon.com/ to create an Amazon AWS account.

2) Configure the MTurk Perl module with the following command:

   perl -MNet::Amazon::MechanicalTurk::Configurer -e configure

   Your configuration file will be created in the file
   /root/.aws/auth.

3) Try out the samples in /usr/local/share/examples/Net-Amazon-MechanicalTurk,
   if you installed them.

4) Use the MTurk Sandbox to create HITs in a development environment for
   free. This Perl module uses the sandbox by default.

5) When you are ready to submit real HITs, add the following line to your
   /root/.aws/auth file:

   service_url: http://mechanicalturk.amazonaws.com/?Service=AWSMechanicalTurkRequester

   DISCLAIMER: You are responsible for paying MTurk workers for the HITs
               that you submit to the live service. Please make sure
               you know which MTurk service you are submitting HITs to -
               the sandbox (default) or the production service.