NAME

Plasp::App - Create Plasp Plack App!

SYNOPSIS

In MyApp.pm

            

              
              
package MyApp;
use Moo;
with 'Plasp::App';
around new => sub {
  my ( $orig, $class ) = ( shift, shift );
  $class->$orig( @_ );
};
1;
            
          

In app.psgi

            

              
              
use MyApp;
$app = MyApp->new;
            
          

DESCRIPTION

Use Plasp::App as a Role::Tiny to create a new PSGI app. Call the new class method and get a subroutine in return which will serve a PSGI application.

CLASS METHODS

$class->new(%config)

You can pass in the configuration in new

            

              
              
$app = MyApp->new(
  ApplicationRoot => '/var/www',
  DocumentRoot    => 'root',
  Global          => 'lib',
  GlobalPackage   => 'MyApp',
  IncludesDir     => 'templates',
  MailHost        => 'localhost',
  MailFrom        => 'myapp@localhost',
  XMLSubsMatch    => '(?:myapp):\w+',
  Error404Path    => '/error404.asp',
  Error500Path    => '/error500.asp',
  Debug           => 0,
);
            
          

$class->config(%config)

You can even set or override the configuration in another context either before or after initialization;

            

              
              
$app = MyApp->new;
MyApp->config(ApplicationRoot => '/var/www');
MyApp->config(DocumentRoot    => 'html');
MyApp->config(Global          => 'lib');
MyApp->config(GlobalPackage   => 'MyApp');
MyApp->config(IncludesDir     => 'templates');
            
          

$class->psgi_app

Alternatively, you can just call the psgi_app class method, which is the same as calling $class->new without passing in any configuration.

            

              
              
MyApp->config(
  ApplicationRoot => '/var/www',
  DocumentRoot    => 'root',
  Global          => 'lib',
  GlobalPackage   => 'MyApp',
  IncludesDir     => 'templates',
);
$app = MyApp->psgi_app;
            
          

SEE ALSO

• Plasp