How do you use local::lib with a short example?

local::lib is a Perl module that allows you to create a local Perl library in your home directory. This is particularly useful when you want to install Perl modules without needing root access. The modules installed with local::lib can be used in your scripts just like regular modules. Below is a short example of how to use local::lib.


        #!/usr/bin/env perl
        use strict;
        use warnings;

        # Setting up local::lib
        use local::lib '/path/to/your/local/lib';

        # Now you can use modules installed in your local lib
        use Some::Local::Module;

        # Example usage of the local module
        Some::Local::Module::some_function();