Why not adopt me?
NAME
Pod::Weaver::PluginBundle::Author::KENTNL::Role::Easy - Moo based instance based sugar syntax for mutable configuration declaration
VERSION
version 0.001003
QUICK REFERENCE
[>] bundle_prefix() # [>] String
[>] instance_config() # [>] mutator
->add_entry( $plugin_name, $confighash ) # mutator
->add_named_entry( $name, $plugin_name, $confighash ) # mutator
->inhale_bundle( $name, $arg ) # mutator
->mvp_bundle_config( $arg ) # List
->_push_state_prefixed( $name, $plugin_name, $confighash ) # mutator
->_push_state( $name, $plugin_name, $confighash ) # mutator
->_prefixify( $name, $plugin_name ) # String
->_state() # ArrayRef
-~- MVP Magic -~-
[>?] mvp_multivalue_args # [>] List[Str]
[>?] mvp_aliases # [>] HashRef
[>?] mvp_bundle_config # [>] List
SYNOPSIS
package Foo;
use Moo qw( with );
with 'Pod::Weaver::PluginBundle::Author::KENTNL::Role::Easy'; # this is the hardest part ;)
sub bundle_prefix { 'some_identifier_@foo_is_good' }
has 'ox_bollocks' => ( is => ro => ..., default => sub { 1 } );
has 'an_mvp_thinger' => ( is => ro => ..., default => sub { [] } );
sub mvp_multivalue_args { 'an_mvp_thinger' };
sub instance_config {
my ( $self ) = @_;
$self->add_entry( $pluginname, $config );
if ( $self->ox_bollocks ) {
$self->add_named_entry( $alias, $pluginname, $config );
}
for my $thing ( @{ $self->an_mvp_thinger } ) {
... # more things
}
$self->inhale_bundle( '@bundle', $maybeconfig );
}
1;
REQUIRED METHODS
bundle_prefix
Must return a string to prefix on ALL entries.
instance_config
Will be called for you to mutate state prior to returning the generated state.
METHODS
add_entry
Add a simple plugin to this bundle.
->add_entry( "Foo" , { a => 1 , b => [ 1, 2 ] } );
->add_entry( $name , { $config } );
Roughly corresponds to
[Foo / SomePrefix/Foo]
a = 1
b = 1
b = 2
For things that need to have unique names for plugins, use add_named_entry
add_named_entry
->add_named_entry( "Foo" , "Bar" , { a => 1, b => [1, 2]});
->add_entry( $name , { $config } );
Roughly corresponds to
[Bar / SomePrefix/Foo]
a = 1
b = 1
b = 2
NOTE: $name
is subject to prefix expansion. Use $config
explicitly to avoid side effects. That is, this mechanism only serves to create unique identifiers within a bundle.
Bundle prefixing should make sure it stays unique beyond that.
Relying on "name" field to communicate state within a bundle will break as soon as your bundle is inhaled
.
So. Use $config
;)
->add_named_entry("SYNOPSIS", "Generic"); # Bad, will look for MyPrefix/SYNOPSIS, which won't exist.
->add_named_entry("SYNOPSIS", "Generic", { header => 'SYNOPSIS' }); # Resilient code.
# { name => "MyPrefix/SYNOPIS",
# package => "Pod::Weaver::Section::Generic",
# payload => { header => 'SYNOPSIS' }
# }
inhale_bundle
Include another bundle prefixed as a component of your own.
->inhale_bundle('@foobundle'); # Beginners mode
->inhale_bundle('@foobundle', $confighash ); # EXPERT MODE
Also, be aware that any bundle that has not been designed to be prefix resilient ( see "add_named_entry" ) will be likely broken if it relies on the "name" element to be meaningful.
You can circumvent this if you wear your expert hat and overload "_prefixify" and/or do it all yourself with "_push_state"
PRIVATE METHODS
_prefixify
Expands simple aliases into prefixed ones
->_prefixify( $oldname, $plugin_package ) >> String
Default implementation is simply
->bundle_prefix . q[/] . $oldname
And $plugin_package
is passed for overloading convenience if you ever want to do something magical.
_push_state
Appends a configuration line to the internal array
->_push_state( $raw_name, $plugin_package, $config_hash )
_push_state_prefixed
Appends a configuration line to the internal array with $unprefixed_name
prefixed
->_push_state_prefixed( $unprefixed_name, $plugin_package, $config_hash )
AUTHOR
Kent Fredric <kentnl@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2017 by Kent Fredric <kentfredric@gmail.com>.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.