Use ‘instmodsh‘ command to get a complete list of installed Perl modules on your Linux system and it provides an interactive shell type interface to query details of locally installed Perl modules.
Open your terminal and type the following command:
instmodsh
Now, you will get the list of available commands as below:
Available commands are:
l - List all installed modules
m <module> - Select a module
q - Quit the program
cmd?
At cmd? prompt, type ‘l‘ to list all installed Perl modules:
Installed modules are:
Algorithm::Diff
Apache::DBI
Apache::Session
AppConfig
B::Hooks::EndOfScope
Bit::Vector
Capture::Tiny
Carp::Clan
Class::Singleton
Cwd
DBI
Data::Dumper
Data::Table
Date::Calc
DateTime
DateTime::Format::Mail
DateTime::Locale
DateTime::TimeZone
Devel::NYTProf
Digest::CRC
Digest::HMAC
Digest::MD5
Dist::CheckConflicts
Email::Date::Format
Email::Simple
Email::Valid
Encode
Exporter::Tiny
ExtUtils::MakeMaker
File::Slurp
Font::AFM
Frontier::RPC
HTML::Format
HTML::FormatText::WithLinks
HTML::Tree
IO::Tty
Imager
Imager::QRCode
JSON
JSON::Any
LWP
LWP::Protocol::https
List::AllUtils
List::MoreUtils
List::Util
MD5
MIME::Base64
MIME::Lite
MIME::Lite::TT::HTML
MIME::Tools
MIME::Types
Mail
Mail::Sendmail
Math::BigInt
Module::Implementation
Module::Runtime
Mozilla::CA
Net
Net::DNS
Net::DNS::Check
Net::HTTP
Net::SFTP::Foreign
Number::Format
Package::Stash
Package::Stash::XS
Params::Validate
Perl
Socket
Sub::Exporter::Progressive
Sub::Uplevel
Switch
Template
Text::Diff
Try::Tiny
Variable::Magic
WWW::Curl
XML::Generator
XML::NamespaceSupport
XML::SAX
XML::SAX::Base
XML::SAX::Expat
XML::Simple
XML::Writer
namespace::clean
cmd?
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