Mojolicious::Plugin::ModeHelpers - Mojolicious Plugin that adds helpers to determine the mode and avoid typos
use Mojolicious::Lite; plugin 'ModeHelpers'; if (app->in_prod) { # true if app->mode eq 'production' # do prod stuff } elsif (app->in_dev) { # true if app->mode ne 'production' # do dev stuff } # rename in_prod and in_dev plugin ModeHelpers => { prod_helper_name => 'in_production_mode', dev_helper_name => 'in_development_mode' }; if (app->in_production_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'production' # do prod stuff } elsif (app->in_development_mode) { # true if app->mode ne 'production' # do dev stuff } # provide your own custom modes to generate helpers plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => ['alpha', 'beta'] }; if (app->in_alpha) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff } elsif (app->in_beta) { # true if app->mode eq 'beta' # do beta stuff } # weird modes get valid perl subroutine names plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => ['my strange mode!'] }; if (app->in_my_strange_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'my strange mode!' # do strange things } # provide your own helper name and mode pairs plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => [{ in_alpha_mode => 'alpha' }, 'beta'] }; if (app->in_alpha_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff } elsif (app->in_beta) { # true if app->mode eq 'beta' # do beta stuff } # use Mojolicious helper dot notation plugin ModeHelpers => { prod_helper_name => 'modes.prod', dev_helper_name => 'modes.dev', modes => [{ 'modes.alpha' => 'alpha' }] }; if (app->modes->prod) { # true if app->mode eq 'production' # do prod stuff } if (app->modes->dev) { # true if app->mode ne 'production' # do dev stuff } if (app->modes->alpha) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff }
Mojolicious::Plugin::ModeHelpers is a Mojolicious::Plugin that adds helpers so that you can know what mode you are in via a method call instead of comparing to the string returned by "mode" in Mojolicious. This can help with typos, and is often more compact. You may use the built-in "in_prod" and "in_dev" methods, or you can add helpers for your custom "modes".
Returns true if "mode" in Mojolicious is production. Otherwise, returns false.
production
if (app->in_prod) { # true if app->mode eq 'production' # do prod stuff }
"in_prod" can be renamed via "prod_helper_name".
Returns true if "mode" in Mojolicious does not equal production. Otherwise, returns false.
if (app->in_dev) { # true if app->mode ne 'production' # do dev stuff }
"in_dev" can be renamed via "dev_helper_name".
my $config = $plugin->register($app); my $config = $plugin->register($app, { modes => ['alpha', 'beta', 'gamma'] });
Register plugin in Mojolicious application and create helpers.
"prod_helper_name" allows you to change the name of the "in_prod" helper:
plugin ModeHelpers => { prod_helper_name => 'in_production_mode' }; if (app->in_production_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'production' # do prod stuff }
You can also use the "helper" in Mojolicious dot notation:
plugin ModeHelpers => { prod_helper_name => 'modes.prod' }; if (app->modes->prod) { # do prod stuff }
"dev_helper_name" allows you to change the name of the "in_dev" helper:
plugin ModeHelpers => { dev_helper_name => 'in_development_mode' }; if (app->in_development_mode) { # true if app->mode ne 'production' # do dev stuff }
plugin ModeHelpers => { dev_helper_name => 'modes.dev' }; if (app->modes->dev) { # do dev stuff }
"modes" allows you to pass in custom modes that will have their own helpers that return true if "mode" in Mojolicious equals their mode. Modes can either be a non-empty scalar, or a hash that has a key-value pair of helper_name => mode.
plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => [ 'alpha', # generates helper in_alpha for mode 'alpha' { in_beta_mode => 'beta' }, # generates helper in_beta_mode for mode 'beta' 'my strange mode!', # generates helper in_my_strange_mode for mode 'my strange mode!' ], }; if (app->in_alpha) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff } elsif (app->in_beta_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'beta' # do beta stuff } elsif (app->in_my_strange_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'my strange mode!' # do strange things }
Non-empty strings can be passed into "modes". The helper name is generated with these steps:
Pass the mode to "slugify" in Mojo::Util.
Replace all dashes with underscores.
Append the resulting value to the string "in_".
plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => ['alpha', 'my strange mode!'] }; if (app->in_alpha) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff } elsif (app->in_my_strange_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'my strange mode!' # do strange things }
A key-value pair can be provided as a hash, where the key is the helper name and the value is the mode.
plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => [ { in_alpha_mode => 'alpha' } ] }; if (app->in_alpha_mode) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff }
plugin ModeHelpers => { modes => [ { 'modes.alpha' => 'alpha' } ] }; if (app->modes->alpha) { # true if app->mode eq 'alpha' # do alpha stuff }
Adam Hopkins <srchulo@cpan.org>
Copyright 2019- Adam Hopkins
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
To install Mojolicious::Plugin::ModeHelpers, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Mojolicious::Plugin::ModeHelpers
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Mojolicious::Plugin::ModeHelpers
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.