NAME Net::Joker::DMAPI - interface to Joker's Domain Management API DESCRIPTION An attempt at a sane wrapper around Joker's DMAPI (domain management API). Automatically logs in, and parses responses into something a bit more usable as much as possible. SYNOPSIS my $dmapi = Net::Joker::DMAPI->new( username => 'bob@example.com', password => 'hunter2', ); # Get whois details for a domain - returns parsed data structure my $whois_details = $dmapi->query_whois({ domain => $domain }); my @nameservers = @{ $whos_details->{domain}{nameservers} }; # can also use query_whois on contact handles my $admin_handle_details = $dmapi->query_whois( { contact => $whois_details->{domain}{admin_c} } ); my $current_balance = $dmapi->current_balance; my $tlds = $dmapi->available_tlds; ATTRIBUTES username Your Joker account username. password Your Joker account password debug Whether to omit debug messages; disabled by default, set to a true value to enable. ua An LWP::UserAgent object to use. One is constructed by default, so you don't need to supply this unless you have a specific need to do so. dmapi_url The URL to Joker's DMAPI. You won't need to provide this unless you for some reason need to have requests go elsewhere; it defaults to Joker's live DMAPI URL. balance The current balance of your Joker account; automatically updated each time a response from the Joker API is received. available_tlds_list An arrayref of TLDs which are available to the reseller. Joker return this in response to the login call, so this is populated after login; it's recommended you access it via the `available_tlds' method (see below) though, which will call `login' for you first then return the list. METHODS login Logs in to the Joker DMAPI, retrieves the `Auth-Sid' from the response, and stores it in the `auth_sid' attribute for future requests. You won't usually need to call this, as it will happen automatically if you use the convenience methods, but if you want to poke at `do_request' yourself, you'll need it. do_request Takes the method name you want to call, and a hashref of arguments, calls the method, and returns the response. For instance: my $response = $dmapi->do_request('query-whois', { domain => $domain }); The response returned is as given by Joker's (inconsistent) API, though; so you'll probably want to look for a suitable method in this class which takes care of parsing the response and returning something useful. If a method for the DMAPI method you wish to use doesn't yet exist, contact me or submit a patch :) In particular, some requests don't return the result, just an ID which you'll then need to use to poll for the result. available_tlds Returns the list of TLDs which are available to the reseller to sell. query_whois A convenient method to call the DMAPI `query_whois' method, and return the response after parsing it into something useful. my $whois = $dmapi->query_whois({ domain => $domain }); The DMAPI accepts `domain', `contact' or `host', to look up domains, contact handles or nameservers respectively. The response is parsed into a data structure - for instance, the domain's status, which is returned by Joker as `domain.status', will be found at `$whois-'{domain}{status}>. Nameservers are collated into a hashref. Datetimes returned by Joker are automatically inflated to DateTime objects. expiry_date Returns the expiry date for the given domain. my $expires_datetime = $dmapi->expiry_date($domain); AUTHOR David Precious `<davidp@preshweb.co.uk>' BUGS / FEATURE REQUESTS If you've found a bug, or have a feature request or wish to contribute a patch, this module is developed on GitHub - please feel free to raise issues or pull requests against the repo at: https://github.com/bigpresh/Net-Joker-DMAPI LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT Copyright 2014 David Precious. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either: the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; or the Artistic License. See http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ for more information.