Ravada:...in::KVM(3)

okay bestie, welcome to Ravada:...in::KVM (section 3, the Perl module vibes) 💅

No cap, this page is short and sweet — it's giving "one method, zero drama". It lives in the User Contributed Perl Documentation corner of the man-page universe, and it's the little doorway to the KVM driver situation in Ravada. Let's go ✨

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get_driver 🎀

Gets the value of a driver. That's it, that's the whole job. It's literally the "hey, what's the driver for this thing?" method, and it hands you back the answer. Obsessed with the simplicity fr fr.

Argument: name — you pass in the name of the driver you're curious about, and it goes and fetches that driver's value for you. 🦋

Like, for real, here's the whole vibe in one line:

my $driver = $domain->get_driver('video');

Not me just casually asking a domain object for its video driver 😭✨ so iconic.

Heads up bestie: the argument is named name and the example uses 'video' — keep those exactly as they are, no renaming, no vibes-based edits 💖

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And that's the tea 🍓. This page is from the User Contributed Perl Documentation, brought to you by perl v5.42.0, dated 2025-09-20. Slay, go get those driver values, main character 🫶👑