Get started with the Perl hosting integration

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⭐ Community Toolkit

The Aspire Community Toolkit Perl hosting integration runs Perl applications alongside the other resources in your AppHost. It models a Perl process as a first-class resource, manages its working directory and dependency installers, and supports local development and Dockerfile-based publishing.

How the integration fits together

The hosting package belongs in the AppHost. It creates an executable resource for your Perl application, while your project retains its scripts, modules, and dependency files.

architecture-beta

  group apphost(server)[AppHost]
  group perl(logos:perl)[Perl project]

  service hosting(server)[Perl hosting integration] in apphost
  service resource(logos:perl)[Perl app resource] in apphost
  service runtime(logos:perl)[Perl runtime] in perl
  service app(logos:perl)[Perl application] in perl

  hosting:R --> L:resource
  resource:R --> L:runtime
  runtime:R --> L:app

Prerequisites

Install Perl and ensure perl and cpan are on PATH.
Install cpanm when you use WithCpanMinus, WithLocalLib, or project dependency installation without Carton. Install carton when you use Carton.
Install the Aspire CLI and create an AppHost.

Setup

Add the hosting package

Add CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Perl to your AppHost. The Perl hosting reference includes package installation options.

Add a Perl resource

Add a script resource and use a project-local module directory:

C#
TypeScript

var builder = DistributedApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.AddPerlScript("worker", "../perl-worker", "worker.pl")
    .WithLocalLib("local");

builder.Build().Run();

import { createBuilder } from './.aspire/modules/aspire.mjs';

const builder = await createBuilder();

const worker = await builder.addPerlScript(
  'worker',
  '../perl-worker',
  'worker.pl'
);
await worker.withLocalLib('local');

await builder.build().run();

Configure dependencies and endpoints

The resource’s application directory is its working directory. Put a cpanfile there when you want Aspire to install project dependencies, and add an HTTP endpoint for a web API that listens on a port.

Set up Perl in the AppHost