How to localize perl package (tar.gz) - perl

Question

Let's say I have myscript.tar.gz package generated by h2xs -AX myscript containing bin/myScript.pl and lib/MyPackage/MyModule.pm. Makefile.PL and MANIFEST manualy edited so I'm able to install the package and run myScript.pl.
myscript.pl:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use MyPackage::MyModule;
my $generator = MyPackage::MyModule->new();
my $value = $generator->getValue();
#And the message to be translated/localized
print "Obtained value was $value";
How do I localize my package?
I read this: How can I add internationalization to my Perl script? and alike, but it's sort of outdated. I also tried example from libintrl-perl, but I'm not wise from it and couldn't make it work.

Answer 1

Thanks to #Håkon:
Solution: Dist:Zilla - instead of h2xs approach.
In case of using Debian these packages are neccessary: libdist-zilla-perl libdist-zilla-localetextdomain-perl libdist-zilla-plugin-localemsgfmt-perl
First start with dzil init
$ dzil setup
Next create a new package:
$ dzil new myscript
then basically follow Dist::Zilla::LocaleTextDomain and
use this in a script/module to be translated:
use Locale::TextDomain "myscript";
#and format strings like this:
print __ "Obtaining value...";
print __x("Obtained value was {value}", value => $value);
add this to dist.ini:
[LocaleTextDomain]
textdomain = myscript
scan for messages/strings to be translated:
$ dzil msg-scan
initialize language translation files:
$ dzil msg-init en us ...
translate *.po files in po/ directory
possibly test:
$ dzil msg-compile po/en.po
$ LANGUAGE=en perl -Ilib -CAS -I. bin/myScript.pl
and remove language test dir after
$ rm LocaleData/ -r
now just create package:
$dzil release
and enjoy the beautiful .tar.gz package.
During the release process Dist::Zilla offers to upload the module to PAUSE, but defaults to not to upload (still figuring out how to prevent the offer).
It's actually more convenient - no MANIFEST to include files just throw them to lib/ and bin/- It's magic! :)
I hope someone else will find this usefull too.