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/ Ordeal::Model::Backend::Raw

NAME

Ordeal::Model::Backend::Raw - Cards/decks management via raw data

SYNOPSIS

   use Ordeal::Model;
   use Ordeal::Model::Backend::RAw;

   my %data = (...);
   my $backend = Ordeal::Model::Backend::RAw->new(data => \%data);
   my $model = Ordeal::Model->new(backend => $backend);

   my $card = $backend->card($card_id); # OR
      $card = $model->get_card($card_id);

   my $deck = $backend->deck($deck_id); # OR
      $deck = $model->get_deck($deck_id);

   my @deck_identifiers = $backend->decks();

DESCRIPTION

This module is a simple backend for Ordeal::Model based on a data structure.

The provided data structure is a hash reference with the following structure (sketched in YAMLish shape):

   cards:
      - id: d3-1
        data: this is face 1
        content-type: text/plain
      - id: d3-2
        data: this is face 2
        content-type: text/plain
      - id: d3-3
        data: this is face 3
        content-type: text/plain
   decks:
      - id: d3
        cards: [ d3-1 d3-2 d3-3 ]
      - id: loaded-d3
        cards: [ d3-1 d3-2 d3-3 d3-3 ]

Cards are provided as an array of hashes; each has an identifier and identifiers must be unique (or an exception will be raised). Other parameters that are used can be seen in the documentation for Ordeal::Model::Card.

Decks are provided as an array of hashes; each has an identifier and identifiers must be unique (or an exeption will be raised). A deck must also have a cards key pointing to an array with the list of car identifiers, in the order they appear in a sorted deck.

METHODS

card

   my $card = $obj->card($id);

get a card by identifier. Returns a Ordeal::Model::Card object.

deck

   my $deck = $obj->deck($id);

get a deck by identifier.

decks

   my $decks = $obj->decks;

Get a list of all available decks (actually, their identifiers).

new

   my $be = Ordeal::Model::Backend::Raw->new(data => \%data);

Create a new instance, based on the provided \%data hash reference.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

The code leverages some experimental Perl features like signatures and postderef; for this reason, at least perl 5.20 will be needed.

Report bugs through GitHub (patches welcome) at https://github.com/polettix/Ordeal-Model.

AUTHOR

Flavio Poletti <polettix@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2020 by Flavio Poletti <polettix@cpan.org>

This module is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.