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Weird idea: interface your CLI to Dancer2 using LWP::UserAgent or HTTP::Tiny. Depending on your application, you could have the CLI request the data in text rather than HTTP (requiring a template for each format, I think) or scrape the HTTP (with the usual caveat about the fragility of such things).

In reply to Re: Multiuser app with SQLite, Dancer2 and CLI by Anonymous Monk
in thread Multiuser app with SQLite, Dancer2 and CLI by kaldor

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