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NAME

App::Rssfilter::FromYaml - create App::Rssfilter objects from YAML configuration

VERSION

version 0.07

SYNOPSIS

{
    package Cool::Name;
    use Role::Tiny::With;
    with 'App::Rssfilter::FromYaml';

    sub new { ... }
    sub add_group { ... }
    sub add_feed { ... }
    sub add_rule { ... }
};


my $cool_name = Cool::Name->from_yaml(<<"End_Of_Yaml");
name: some group

rules:
# add_rule will be called with ...
- keyvalue_pair: some value
# then ...
- this_hashref: of options
  with_multiple: keys and values

feeds:
# same as rules above
# mix elements as you please
- keyword_pair_for_first_feed: and value
- keyword_pair_for_second_feed: with different value
- feed_option1: more key-value pairs
  feed_option2: which will be passed as arguments
  feed_option3: for the third call to add_feed

groups:

- name: a subgroup
- # subgroups can have their own feeds, rules, and subgroups
- feeds:
  - ...
- rules:
  - ...
- groups:
  - ...

- name: 'another subgroup',
- feeds:
  - ...
- rules:
  - ...
- groups:
  - ...
End_Of_Yaml

DESCRIPTION

This role will extend its receiving class with a "from_yaml" method. It requires that the receiver has add_group, add_feed, and add_rule methods, and accepts a name attribute to its constructor.

METHODS

from_yaml

my $receiver_instance = Receiver::Class->from_yaml( $config );

Create a new instance of the receiving class (using the top-level name in $config as its name), then create subgroups and add feeds or rules to it (or its subgroups).

$config may have four keys:

  • name - name of this group

  • groups - list of associative arrays for subgroups, same schema as the original config

  • feeds - list of feeds to fetch

  • rules - list of rules to apply

AUTHOR

Daniel Holz <dgholz@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Daniel Holz.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.