NAME
MooseX::Extended::Custom - Build a custom Moose, just for you.
VERSION
version 0.21
SYNOPSIS
Define your own version of MooseX::Extended:
package My::Moose {
use MooseX::Extended::Custom;
sub import {
my ( $class, %args ) = @_;
MooseX::Extended::Custom->create(
excludes => [qw/ StrictConstructor c3 /],
includes => ['multi'],
%args # you need this to allow customization of your customization
);
}
}
# no need for a true value
And then use it:
package Some::Class {
use My::Moose types => [qw/ArrayRef Num/];
param numbers ( isa => ArrayRef[Num] );
multi sub foo ($self) { ... }
multi sub foo ($self, $bar) { ... }
}
DESCRIPTION
I hate boilerplate, so let's get rid of it. Let's say you don't want namespace::autoclean or carp
, but you do want multi
. Plus, you have custom versions of carp
and croak
:
package Some::Class {
use MooseX::Extended
excludes => [qw/ autoclean carp /],
includes => ['multi'];
use My::Carp q(carp croak);
... my code here
}
You probably get tired of typing that every time. Now you don't have to.
package My::Moose {
use MooseX::Extended::Custom;
use My::Carp ();
use Import::Into;
sub import {
my ( $class, %args ) = @_;
my $target_class = caller;
MooseX::Extended::Custom->create(
excludes => [qw/ autoclean carp /],
includes => ['multi'],
%args # you need this to allow customization of your customization
);
My::Carp->import::into($target_class, qw(carp croak));
}
}
And then when you use My::Moose
, that's all set up for you.
If you need to change this on a "per class" basis:
use My::Moose
excludes => ['carp'],
types => [qw/ArrayRef Num/];
The above changes your excludes
and adds types
, but doesn't change your includes
.
AUTHOR
Curtis "Ovid" Poe <curtis.poe@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is Copyright (c) 2022 by Curtis "Ovid" Poe.
This is free software, licensed under:
The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)