• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• TIMESTAMP
• FORMAT
• COLORS
• LIMITTING
• SORTING TYPE
• OTHER FEATURES
• SEE ALSO
• AUTHOR
• COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

NAME

HTML::TagCloud::Extended - HTML::TagCloud extension

SYNOPSIS

    use HTML::TagCloud::Extended;

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new();
    $cloud->add($tag1, $url1, $count1, $timestamp1);
    $cloud->add($tag2, $url2, $count2, $timestamp2);
    $cloud->add($tag3, $url3, $count3, $timestamp3);

    my $html = $cloud->html_and_css( {
        order_by => 'count_desc',
        limit    => 20,
    } );

    print $html;

DESCRIPTION

This is extension of the HTML::TagCloud manpage.

This module allows you to register timestamp with tags. And color of tags will be changed according to it's timestamp.

Now, this doesn't depend on the HTML::TagCloud manpage.

TIMESTAMP

When you call 'add()' method, set timestamp as last argument.

    $cloud->add('perl','http://www.perl.org/', 20, '2005-07-15 00:00:00');

FORMAT

follow three types of format are allowed.

1. -07-15 00:00:00
   
2. /07/15 00:00:00
   

COLORS

This module chooses color from follow four types according to tag's timestamp.

earliest

earlier

later

latest

You needn't to set colors because the default colors are set already.

But when you want to set colors by yourself, of course, you can.

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new;

    $cloud->colors->set(
        earliest => '#000000',
    );

    $cloud->colors->set(
        earlier => '#333333',
        later   => '#999999',
        latest  => '#cccccc',
   );

    # or, you can set color for each attribute
    $cloud->colors->set(
        earliest => {
            link    => '#000000',
            hover   => '#CCCCCC',
            visited => '#333333',
            active  => '#666666',
        },
    );

LIMITTING

When you want to limit the amount of tags, 'html()', html_and_css()' need second argument as hash reference.

    $cloud->html_and_css( { order_by => 'timestamp_desc' , limit => 20 } );

SORTING TYPE

default is 'name'

name

name_desc

count

count_desc

timestamp

timestamp_desc

OTHER FEATURES

use_hot_color

set by size

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        use_hot_color => 'size',
        hot_tags_size => 24,
    );

    # or set with accessor method

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new;

    $cloud->use_hot_color('size');
    $cloud->hot_tags_size(24);

Then, tags that's size is over 24 applys color for 'hot'. If you omit 'hot_tags_size', it'll be proper number automatically.

set by name

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        use_hot_color => 'name',
        hot_tags_name => [ 'perl', 'ruby', 'python' ],
    );

    # or set with accessor method

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new;

    $cloud->use_hot_color('name');
    $cloud->hot_tags_name('perl', 'ruby', 'puthon');

You can alse change colors for 'hot' by yourself.

    $cloud->colors->set( hot => '#ff9900' );

    # or

    $cloud->colors->set(
        hot => {
            link    => '#000000',
            hover   => '#CCCCCC',
            visited => '#333333',
            active  => '#666666',
        },
    );

base_font_size

default size is 24

    # set as constructor's argument
    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        base_font_size => 30,
    );

    # or you can use accessor.
    $cloud->base_font_size(30);

size_suffix

default suffix is 'px'

You can choose it from [ mm cm in pt pc px ].

    # set as constructor's argument
    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        size_suffix => 'pt',
    );

    # or you can use accessor.
    $cloud->size_suffix('cm');

font_size_range

defualt range is 12.

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        font_size_range => 10
    );

    $cloud->font_size_range(10);

css_class

default name is 'tagcloud'

    my $cloud = HTML::TagCloud::Extended->new(
        css_class => 'mycloud',
    );

    $cloud->css_class('mycloud');

SEE ALSO

the HTML::TagCloud manpage

AUTHOR

Lyo Kato <lyo.kato@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This library is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as perl itself.