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NAME

VCI::Util - Types and Utility Functions used by VCI

DESCRIPTION

This contains mostly subtypes used by accessors in various VCI modules.

TYPES

Arrays

All of these are extensions of the ArrayRef type from Moose::Util::TypeConstraints.

ArrayOfChanges

An arrayref that can only contain Text::Diff::Parser::Change objects.

ArrayOfCommits

An arrayref that can only contain VCI::Abstract::Commit objects.

ArrayOfCommittables

An arrayref that can only contain objects that implement VCI::Abstract::Committable.

ArrayOfContainers

An arrayref that can only contain objects that implement VCI::Abstract::FileContainer.

ArrayOfProjects

An arrayref that can only contain VCI::Abstract::Project objects.

Objects

DateTime

A DateTime object.

If you pass in a number for this argument, it will be interpreted as a Unix epoch (seconds since January 1, 1970) and converted to a DateTime object using "from_epoch" in DateTime.

If you pass in a string that's not just an integer, it will be parsed by DateTime::Format::DateParse. (Note: If you don't specify a time zone in your string, it will be assumed your time is in the local time zone.)

Path

A Path::Abstract object.

If you pass a string for this argument, it will be converted using "new" in Path::Abstract. This means that paths are always Unix paths--the path separator is always /. \path\to\file will not work.

After processing, the path will never start with / and never end with /. (In other words, it will always be a relative path and never end with /.)

If you pass the root path (/) you will get an empty path.