# NAME

WebService::Hatena::Fotolife - A Perl interface to the Hatena::Fotolife Atom API

# SYNOPSIS

use WebService::Hatena::Fotolife;

my $fotolife = WebService::Hatena::Fotolife->new;

     $fotolife->username($username);
     $fotolife->password($password);

# create a new entry with image filename my $EditURI = $fotolife->createEntry(

      title    => $title,
      filename => $filename,
      folder   => $folder,

);

# or specify the image source as a scalarref my $EditURI = $fotolife->createEntry(

      title     => $title,
      scalarref => \$image_content,
      folder    => $folder,

);

# update the entry
$fotolife->updateEntry($EditURI, title => $title);

# delete the entry
$fotolife->deleteEntry($EditURI);

# retrieve the feed
my $feed = $fotolife->getFeed;
my @entries = $feed->entries;
...

# DESCRIPTION

WebService::Hatena::Fotolife provides an interface to the Hatena::Fotolife Atom API.

This module is a subclass of [XML::Atom::Client](http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?XML::Atom::Client), so see also the documentation of the base class for more usage.

# METHODS

## new

my $fotolife = WebService::Hatena::Fotolife->new;

Creates and returns a WebService::Hatena::Fotolife object.

## createEntry ( I<%param> )

# passing an image by filename
my $EditURI = $fotolife->createEntry(

      title    => $title,
      filename => $filename,

);

# or...

# a scalar ref to the image content
my $EditURI = $fotolife->createEntry(

      title     => $title,
      scalarref => $scalarref,

);

Uploads given image to Hatena::Fotolife. Pass in the image source as a filename or a scalarref to the image content. There're some more options described below:

• * title

Title of the image.

• * filename

Local filename of the image.

• * scalarref

Scalar reference to the image content itself.

• * folder

Place, called "folder" in Hatena::Fotolife, you want to upload your image.

• * generator

Specifies generator string. Hatena::Fotolife can handle your request along with it. If not passed, the package name of this modules is used.

## updateEntry ( I<$EditURI>, I<%param> )

my $EditURI = $fotolife->updateEntry(

      $EditURI,
      title => $title,

);

Updates the title of the entry at $EditURI with given options. Hatena::Fotolife Atom API currently doesn't support to update the image content directly via Atom API.

## getFeed

my $feed = $fotolife->getFeed;

Retrieves the feed. The count of the entries the $feed includes depends on your configuration of Hatena::Fotolife.

## use_soap ( I<[ 0 | 1 ]> )

## username ( [ I<$username ]> )

## password ( [ I<$password ]> )

## getEntry ( I<$EditURI> )

## deleteEntry ( I<$EditURI> )

See the documentation of the base class, [XML::Atom::Client](http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?XML::Atom::Client).

# SEE ALSO

• * Hatena::Fotolife

http://f.hatena.ne.jp/

• * Hatena::Fotolife API documentation

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/keyword/%A4%CF%A4%C6%A4%CA%A5%D5%A5%A9%A5%C8%A5%E9%A5%A4%A5%D5AtomAPI

• * [XML::Atom::Client](http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?XML::Atom::Client)

# AUTHOR

Kentaro Kuribayashi, <kentarok@gmail.com>

# COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2005 - 2010 by Kentaro Kuribayashi

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.