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Mango-0.01000_10
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/ Mango::Provider::Products

NAME

Mango::Provider::Products - Provider class for product information

SYNOPSIS

my $provider = Mango::Provider::Products->new;
my $product = $provider->get_by_id(23);

DESCRIPTION

Mango::Provider::Products is the provider class responsible for creating, deleting, updating and searching product information, including product tags and attributes.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

Arguments: \%options

Creates a new product provider object. If options are passed to new, those are sent to setup.

my $provider = Mango::Provider::Products->new;

See "new" in Mango::Provider and "new" in Mango::Provider::DBIC for a list of other possible options.

METHODS

add_attributes

Arguments: $product, @attributes

Adds the specified attributes to the specified product. product can be a Mango::Product object or a product id. attributes can be a list of attribute data hashes or Mango::Attribute objects.

$provider->add_attributes(23, {name => 'Attribute', value => 'Value'}, $attributeobect, ...)

add_attribute

Same as add_attributes.

add_tags

Arguments: $product, @tags

Adds the specified tags to the specified product. product can be a Mango::Product object or a product id. tags can be a list of tag strings or Mango::Tag objects.

$provider->add_tags(23, 'computer', $tagobect, ...)

add_tag

Same as add_tags.

create

Arguments: \%data

Creates a new Mango::Product object using the supplied data.

my $product = $provider->create({
    sku => 'ABC-1234',
    price =>  2.34,
    description => 'The best product ever'
});

print $role->name;

In addition to using the column names, the following special keys are available:

attributes

This can be an anonymous array containing Mango::Attribute objects or hashes of attribute data (or both):

my $product = $provider->create({
    sku => 'ABC-1234',
    price =>  2.34,
    description => 'The best product ever',
    attributes => [
        {name => 'Attribute1', value => 'Value1'},
        $attributeobject
    ]
});
tags

This can be an anonymous array containing Mango::Tag objects or tag strings (or both):

my $product = $provider->create({
    sku => 'ABC-1234',
    price =>  2.34,
    description => 'The best product ever',
    tags => [
        qw/computer linux/,
        $tagobject
    ]
});

delete

Arguments: \%filter

Deletes products from the provider matching the supplied filter.

$provider->delete({
    id => 23
});

In addition to using the column names, the following special keys are available:

user

This can be a user id, or a user object for which this profile is assigned to.

$provider->delete({
    user => $user
});

It is recommended that you use this key, rather than setting the foreign key column manually in case it changes later.

delete_attributes

Arguments: $product, $filter

Deletes attributes matching the specified filter form the specified product. product can be a Mango::Product object or a product id.

$provider->delete_attributes(23, {name => 'AttributeName'});

delete_tags

Arguments: $product, $filter

Deletes tags matching the specified filter form the specified product. product can be a Mango::Product object or a product id.

$provider->delete_tags(23, {name => [qw/computer linux/]});

get_by_id

Arguments: $id

Returns a Mango::Product object matching the specified id.

my $product = $provider->get_by_id(23);

Returns undef if no matching product can be found.

get_by_sku

Arguments: $sku

Returns a Mango::PRoduct object matching the specified id.

my $product = $provider->get_by_sku('ABC-1234');

Returns undef if no matching product can be found.

Arguments: \%filter, \%options

Returns a list of Mango::Product objects in list context, or a Mango::Iterator in scalar context matching the specified filter.

my @products = $provider->search({
    sku => 'A%'
});

my $iterator = $provider->search({
    sku => 'A%'
});

In addition to using the column names, the following special keys are available:

tags

This can be an anonymous array containing Mango::Tag objects or tag strings (or both):

my $products = $provider->search({
    sku => 'A%',
    tags => [
        'computer',
        $tagobject
    ]
});

See "ATTRIBUTES" in DBIx::Class::Resultset for a list of other possible options.

search_attributes

Arguments: $product, $filter, $options

Returns a list of Mango::Attribute objects in list context, or a Mango::Iterator in scalar context matching the specified filter.

$provider->search_attributes(23, {name => 'A'%});

search_tags

Arguments: $product, $filter, $options

Returns a list of Mango::Tag objects in list context, or a Mango::Iterator in scalar context matching the specified filter.

$provider->search_tags(23, {name => [qw/computer linux/]});

tags

Returns a list of Mango::Tag objects in list context, or a Mango::Iterator in scalar context matching the specified filter.

my $tags = $provider->tags;

Only tags that are assigned to at least on product are returned. In addition to using the column names, the following special keys are available:

products

This is a hash containing a filter applied against products before returning those products tags.

my $tags = $provider->tags({
    products => {
        sku => 'A%'
    }
});

update

Arguments: $product

Sets the 'updated' column to DateTime->now and saves any changes made to the product back to the underlying store.

my $product = $provider->create(\%data);
$product->price(10.95);

$provider->update($product);

update_attribute

Arguments: $attribute

Sets the 'updated' column to DateTime->now and saves any changes made to the product back to the underlying store.

$attribute->value('AttributeValue');

$provider->update_attribute($attribute);

SEE ALSO

Mango::Provider, Mango::Provider::DBIC, Mango::Product, Mango::Tag, Mango::Attribute, DBIx::Class

AUTHOR

Christopher H. Laco
CPAN ID: CLACO
claco@chrislaco.com
http://today.icantfocus.com/blog/