NAME

Dist::Zilla::Util::PluginLoader - Inflate a Legal Dist::Zilla Plugin from basic parts

VERSION

version 0.001000

SYNOPSIS

  use Dist::Zilla::Util::PluginLoader;

  my $loader = Dist::Zilla::Util::PluginLoader->new( sequence => $sequence );
  $loader->load( $plugin, $name, [ key => value , key => value ]);
  $loader->load_ini( $plugin, $name, [ 'key = value', 'key = value' ] );

METHODS

load

Load a Dist::Zilla plugin meeting specification.

Signatures:

  void load( $self, $plugin )
  void load( $self, $plugin, \@args );
  void load( $self, $plugin, $name  );
  void load( $self, $plugin, $name, \@args );

  $plugin is Str ( Dist::Zilla Plugin )
  $name   is Str ( Dist::Zilla Section Name )
  @args   is ArrayRef
              num items == even
              key => value pairs of scalars.

Constructs an instance of $plugin, using $name where possible, and uses @args to populate the MVP properties for that $plugin, and then injects it to the ->sequence passed earlier.

load_ini

Load a Dist::Zilla plugin meeting specification with unparsed INI key = value strings.

Signatures:

  void load( $self, $plugin )
  void load( $self, $plugin, \@args );
  void load( $self, $plugin, $name  );
  void load( $self, $plugin, $name, \@args );

  $plugin is Str ( Dist::Zilla Plugin )
  $name   is Str ( Dist::Zilla Section Name )
  @args   is ArrayRef of Str
            each Str is 'key = value'

Constructs an instance of $plugin, using $name where possible, and parses and uses @args to populate the MVP properties for that $plugin, and then injects it to the ->sequence passed earlier.

ATTRIBUTES

sequence

A Config::MVP::Sequence object.

The easiest way to get one of those is:

  around plugin_from_config {
    my ($orig,$self,$name,$arg, $section ) = @_;
                                ^^^^^^^^
  }

assembler

A Config::MVP::Assembler

Defaults to sequence->assembler

section_class

Defaults to assembler->section_class

AUTHOR

Kent Fredric <kentfredric@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2014 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.