Time::Keeper::Natural: What time is 'next Tuesday at 3 pm'?
People do not say 2026-10-20T15:00:00+01:00. They say "next Tuesday at 3 pm", and now Perl can hear them, in 1,121 locales.
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I write Perl modules, most of them in C through XS
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Turn-based games of skill and chance against a person or the bot, at your pace. Free to play: no stakes, no prizes, nothing to buy.
Modules
All 359 on CPAN
229–240 of 360
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Files
PerlIO::via::UnComment
PerlIO Layer for removing comments
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Files
PerlIO::via::UnPod
PerlIO Layer for removing plain old documentation
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Other
Phone::Valid::International::Loose
Loosely validate international phone numbers via a regex
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Games
Physics::Balls
Balls on a table with friction, walls and pockets
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Games
Physics::Terrain
A destructible field, bodies that walk and fall on it, shells that carve it
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Docs
Pod::Simpler::Aoh
Parse pod into an array of hashes.
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Docs
Print::Format
Responsive 'format'
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Docs
Progressive::Web::Application
Utility for making an application 'progressive'
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Web
Punk::APIKey
API keys for Punk applications
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Web
Punk::Authorisation
May this user act on this row
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Web
Punk::Challenge
A proof of work challenge and a clearance cookie for Punk
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Web
Punk::ClamAV
Virus scanning for Punk uploads
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