NAME
    WWW::GoKGS - KGS Go Server (http://www.gokgs.com/) Scraper

SYNOPSIS
      use WWW::GoKGS;

      my $gokgs = WWW::GoKGS->new;

      # Game archives
      my $game_archives_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/gameArchives.jsp?user=foo' );
      my $game_archives_2 = $gokgs->game_archives->query( user => 'foo' );

      # Top 100 players
      my $top_100_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/top100.jsp' );
      my $top_100_2 = $gokgs->top_100->query;

      # List of tournaments 
      my $tourn_list_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournList.jsp?year=2014' );
      my $tourn_list_2 = $gokgs->tourn_list->query( year => 2014 );

      # Information for the tournament
      my $tourn_info_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournInfo.jsp?id=123' );
      my $tourn_info_2 = $gokgs->tourn_info->query( id => 123 );

      # The tournament entrants
      my $tourn_entrants_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournEntrans.jsp?id=123&sort=n' );
      my $tourn_entrants_2 = $gokgs->tourn_entrants->query( id => 123, sort => 'n' );

      # The tournament games
      my $tourn_games_1 = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournGames.jsp?id=123&round=1' );
      my $tourn_games_2 = $gokgs->tourn_games->query( id => 123, round => 1 );

DESCRIPTION
    This module is a KGS Go Server ("http://www.gokgs.com/") scraper. KGS
    allows the users to play a board game called go a.k.a. baduk (Korean) or
    weiqi (Chinese). Although the web server provides resources generated
    dynamically, such as Game Archives, they are formatted as HTML, the only
    format. This module provides yet another representation of those
    resources, Perl data structure.

    This class maps a URI preceded by "http://www.gokgs.com/" to a proper
    scraper. The supported resources on KGS are as follows:

    KGS Game Archives (http://www.gokgs.com/archives.jsp)
        Handled by WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::GameArchives.

    Top 100 KGS Players (http://www.gokgs.com/top100.jsp)
        Handled by WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::Top100.

    KGS Tournaments (http://www.gokgs.com/tournList.jsp)
        Handled by WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournList,
        WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournInfo, WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournEntrants
        and WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournGames.

  ATTRIBUTES
    $UserAgent = $gokgs->user_agent
        Returns an LWP::UserAgent object which is used to "GET" the
        requested resource. This attribute is read-only.

          use LWP::UserAgent;

          my $gokgs = WWW::GoKGS->new(
              user_agent => LWP::UserAgent->new(
                  agent => 'MyAgent/1.00'
              )
          );

    $CodeRef = $gokgs->html_filter
        Returns an HTML filter. Defaults to an anonymous subref which just
        returns the given argument ("sub { $_[0] }"). The callback is called
        with an HTML string. The return value is used as the filtered value.
        This attribute is read-only.

          my $gokgs = WWW::GoKGS->new(
              html_filter => sub {
                  my $html = shift;
                  $html =~ s/<.*?>//g; # strip HTML tags
                  $html;
              }
          );

    $CodeRef = $gokgs->date_filter
        Returns a date filter. Defaults to an anonymous subref which just
        returns the given argument ("sub { $_[0] }"). The callback is called
        with a date string such as "2014-05-17T19:05Z". The return value is
        used as the filtered value. This attribute is read-only.

          use Time::Piece qw/gmtime/;

          my $gokgs = WWW::GoKGS->new(
              date_filter => sub {
                  my $date = shift; # => "2014-05-17T19:05Z"
                  gmtime->strptime( $date, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%MZ' );
              }
          );

    $GameArchives = $gokgs->game_archives
    $gokgs->game_archives( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::GameArchives->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/gameArchives.jsp". Defaults to a WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::GameArchives
        object.

    $Top100 = $gokgs->top_100
    $gokgs->top_100( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::Top100->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/top100.jsp". Defaults to a WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::Top100 object.

    $TournList = $gokgs->tourn_list
    $gokgs->tourn_list( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournList->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/tournList.jsp". Defaults to a WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournList
        object.

    $TournInfo = $gokgs->tourn_info
    $gokgs->tourn_info( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournInfo->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/tournInfo.jsp". Defaults to a WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournInfo
        object.

    $TournEntrants = $gokgs->tourn_entrants
    $gokgs->tourn_entrants( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournEntrants->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/tournEntrants.jsp". Defaults to a
        WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournEntrants object.

    $TournGames = $gokgs->tourn_games
    $gokgs->tourn_games( WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournGames->new(...) )
        Can be used to get or set a scraper object which can "scrape"
        "/tournGames.jsp". Defaults to a WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournGames
        object.

  INSTANCE METHODS
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/gameArchives.jsp?user=foo' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape(
    'http://www.gokgs.com/gameArchives.jsp?user=foo' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/gameArchives.jsp?user=foo' );
          my $game_archives = $gokgs->game_archives->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::GameArchives for details.

    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/top100.jsp' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( 'http://www.gokgs.com/top100.jsp' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/top100.jsp' );
          my $top_100 = $gokgs->top_100->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::Top100 for details.

    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournList.jsp?year=2014' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape(
    'http://www.gokgs.com/tournList.jsp?year=2014' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/tournList.jsp?year=2014' );
          my $tourn_list = $gokgs->tourn_list->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournList for details.

    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournInfo.jsp?id=123' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( 'http://www.gokgs.com/tournInfo.jsp?id=123' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/tournInfo.jsp?id=123' );
          my $tourn_info = $gokgs->tourn_info->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournInfo for details.

    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournEntrants.jsp?id=123&s=n' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape(
    'http://www.gokgs.com/tournEntrants.jsp?id=123&s=n' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/tournEntrants.jsp?id=123&s=n' );
          my $tourn_entrants = $gokgs->tourn_entrants->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournEntrants for details.

    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape( '/tournGames.jsp?id=123&round=1' )
    $HashRef = $gokgs->scrape(
    'http://www.gokgs.com/tournGames.jsp?id=123&round=1' )
        A shortcut for:

          my $uri = URI->new( 'http://www.gokgs.com/tournGames.jsp?id=123&round=1' );
          my $tourn_games = $gokgs->tourn_games->scrape( $uri );

        See WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::TournGames for details.

    $scraper = $gokgs->get_scraper( $path )
        Returns a scraper object which can "scrape" a resource located at
        $path on KGS. If the scraper object does not exist, then "undef" is
        returned.

          my $game_archives = $gokgs->get_scraper( '/gameArchives.jsp' );
          # => WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::GameArchives object

    $gokgs->set_scraper( $path => $scraper )
    $gokgs->set_scraper( $p1 => $s1, $p2 => $s2, ... )
        Can be used to set a scraper object which can "scrape" a resource
        located at $path on KGS. You can also set multiple scrapers in one
        "set_scraper" call.

          use Web::Scraper;
          use WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::FooBar; # isa WWW::GoKGS::Scraper

          $gokgs->set_scraper(
              '/fooBar.jsp' => WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::FooBar->new,
              '/barBaz.jsp' => scraper {
                   process '.bar', baz => 'TEXT;
                   ...
              }
          );

  CLASS METHODS
    $class->mk_accessors( $path )
    $class->mk_accessors( @paths )
        Creates the accessor method for a scraper which can "scrape" $path.
        You can also create multiple accessors in one "mk_accessors" call.

          use parent 'WWW::GoKGS';

          # Generates foo_bar() whose builder is _build_foo_bar()
          __PACKAGE__->mk_accessors( '/fooBar.jsp' );

          # Build a scraper object which can scrape /fooBar.jsp
          sub _build_foo_bar {
              my $self = shift;
              ...
          }

    $CodeRef = $class->make_accessor( $path )
        Returns a subroutine reference which acts as an accessor for the
        scraper which can "scrape" $path.

    $accessor_name = $class->accessor_name_for( $path )
        Returns the accessor name of a scraper which can "scrape" $path.

          my $accessor_name = $class->accessor_name_for( '/fooBar.jsp' );
          # => "foo_bar"

    $builder_name = $class->builder_name_for( $path )
        Returns the builder name of a scraper which can "scrape" $path.

          my $builder_name = $class->builder_name_for( '/fooBar.jsp' );
          # => "_build_foo_bar"

WRITING SCRAPERS
    KGS scrapers should use a namespace which starts with
    "WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::", and also should be a subclass of
    WWW::GoKGS::Scraper so that the users can not only use the module
    solely, but also can add the scraper object to "WWW::GoKGS" object as
    follows:

      use WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::FooBar; # your scraper

      # using set_scraper()
      $gokgs->set_scraper(
          '/fooBar.jsp' => WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::FooBar->new
      );

      # by subclassing
      use parent 'WWW::GoKGS';
      __PACKAGE__->mk_accessors( '/fooBar.jsp' );
      sub _build_foo_bar { WWW::GoKGS::Scraper::FooBar->new }

ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES
    AUTHOR_TESTING
        Some tests for scrapers send HTTP requests to "GET" resources on
        KGS. When you run "./Build test", they are skipped by default to
        avoid overloading the KGS server. To run those tests, you have to
        set "AUTHOR_TESTING" to true explicitly:

          $ perl Build.PL
          $ env AUTHOR_TESTING=1 ./Build test

        Author tests are run by Travis CI
        <https://travis-ci.org/anazawa/p5-WWW-GoKGS> once a day. You can
        visit the website to check whether the tests passed or not.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    Thanks to wms, the author of KGS Go Server, we can enjoy playing go
    online for free.

SEE ALSO
    KGS Go Server <http://www.gokgs.com>, Web::Scraper

AUTHOR
    Ryo Anazawa (anazawa@cpan.org)

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