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NAME

Yote::MysqlIO - A mysql persistance engine for Yote.

DESCRIPTION

This is deprecated and has not been further developed. It may be brought up to par with ObjProvider.

This can be installed as a singleton of Yote::ObjProvider and does the actual storage and retreival of Yote objects.

CONFIGURATION

The package name is used as an argument to the Yote::ObjProvider package which also takes the configuration parameters for Yote::MysqlIO.

Yote::ObjProvider::init( datastore => 'Yote::MysqlIO', db => 'yote_db', uname => 'yote_db_user', pword => 'yote_db_password' );

PUBLIC METHODS

commit_transaction( )
database( )

Provides a database handle. Used only in testing.

disconnect( )
ensure_datastore( )

Makes sure that the datastore has the correct table structure set up and in place.

fetch( id )

Returns a hash representation of a yote object, hash ref or array ref by id. The values of the object are in an internal storage format and used by Yote::ObjProvider to build the object.

first_id( id )

Returns the id of the first object in the system, the YoteRoot.

get_id( obj )

Returns the id for the given hash ref, array ref or yote object. If the argument does not have an id assigned, a new id will be assigned.

has_path_to_root( obj_id )

Returns true if the object specified by the id can trace a path back to the root yote object.

max_id( )

Returns the max ID in the yote system. Used for testing.

new
paginate_xpath( path, start, length )

This method returns a paginated portion of an object that is attached to the xpath given, as internal yote values.

paginate_xpath_list( parth, start, length )

This method returns a paginated portion of a list that is attached to the xpath given.

path_to_root( object )

Returns the xpath of the given object tracing back a path to the root. This is not guaranteed to be the shortest path to root.

paths_to_root( object )

Returns the a list of all valid xpaths of the given object tracing back a path to the root.

recycle_object( obj_id )

Sets the available for recycle mark on the object entry in the database by object id and removes its data.

recycle_objects( start_id, end_id )

Recycles all objects in the range given if they cannot trace back a path to root.

start_transaction( )
stow( id, class, data )

Stores the object of class class encoded in the internal data format into the data store.

stow_all( )

Stows all objects that are marked as dirty. This is called automatically by the application server and need not be explicitly called.

xpath( path )

Given a path designator, returns the object data at the end of it, starting in the root. The notation is /foo/bar/baz where foo, bar and baz are field names.

xpath_count( path )

Given a path designator, returns the number of fields of the object at the end of it, starting in the root. The notation is /foo/bar/baz where foo, bar and baz are field names. This is useful for counting how many things are in a list.

xpath_delete( path )

Deletes the entry specified by the path.

xpath_insert( path, item )

Inserts the item at the given xpath, overwriting anything that had existed previously.

xpath_list_insert( path, item )

Appends the item to the list located at the given xpath.

AUTHOR

Eric Wolf

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2011 Eric Wolf

This module is free software; it can be used under the same terms as perl itself.