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Exobrain-0.05
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/ Exobrain

NAME

Exobrain - Core Exobrain accessor class

VERSION

version 0.05

METHODS

watch_loop

$exobrain->watch_loop(
    class  => 'Measurement::Geo',
    filter => sub { $_->is_me },
    then   => sub { ... },
);

When we see packets of a particular class, do a particular thing.

If the optional debug option is passed with a coderef, that will be run for every event in the desired class, before the filter is evaluated.

The event is passed as the first argument to all coderefs. As a convenience, it is also placed inside $_.

Never returns, just runs the loop forever.

notify

$exobrain->notify($msg
    priority => -1,
);

Takes a mandatory message, and any arguments that can be passeed to Exobrain::Intent::Notify, and notifies the user. At the time of writing, notifications are done by the pushover end-point by default.

This is a thin wrapper around $exobrain-intent('Notify', ... >.

message

$exobrain->message( ... )->send_msg;

Shortcut to create a 'raw' message. The exobrain parameter will be passed to the class constructor automatically.

measure

$exobrain->measure( 'Mailbox',
    count  => 42,
    user   => 'pjf',
    server => 'imap.example.com',
    fodler => 'INBOX',
)->send;

Preferred shortcut for creating a measurement of the desired class. The exobrain parameter will be passed to the measurement class constructor automatically.

intent

my $intent = $exobrain->intent( 'Tweet',
    tweet => 'Hello World',
);

Preferred shortcut for making an intent of the desired class. The exobrain parameter will be passed to the intent class constructor automatically.

AUTHOR

Paul Fenwick <pjf@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Paul Fenwick.

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