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***4.** Connect your Perl scripts to your local HTML page using [one of the three possible methods](#perl-scripts-api).
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PEB is created to work from any folder without installation and all your local HTML files and Perl scripts should be located in the ``{PEB_binary_directory}/resources/app``directory.
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PEB is created to work from any folder without installation and all your local HTML files and Perl scripts should be located in the ``{PEB_binary_directory}/resources/app``folder.
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## Design Objectives
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***1. Fast, easy and beautiful graphical user interface for Perl 5 desktop applications**
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***2. Zero installation**
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***1. Easy and beautiful graphical user interface for Perl 5 desktop applications**
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***2. Fast, zero-installation software**
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***3. Cross-platform availability**
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***4. Secure serverless solution**
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***5. Maximal reuse of existing web technologies and standards**
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Perl Distribution Compactor depends on [Module::ScanDeps](https://metacpan.org/pod/Module::ScanDeps) and [File::Copy::Recursive](https://metacpan.org/pod/File::Copy::Recursive) CPAN modules, which are included in the ``{PEB_binary_directory}/sdk/lib`` folder.
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## Perl Scripts API
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Every Perl script run by PEB is called by clicking a link or submitting a form to a pseudo filename composed from the name of the JavaScript object with the settings of the Perl script and a ``.settings`` extension.
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Every Perl script run by PEB is called by clicking a link or submitting a form to a pseudo filename composed of the name of the JavaScript object with the settings of the Perl script and a ``.settings`` extension.
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A minimal example of a Perl script settings object:
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