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NAME

Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration - A Type::Tiny based Type Validator in Xslate.

SYNOPSIS

    my $xslate = Text::Xslate->new(
        module => [ 'Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration' ],
    );

    # @@ template.tx
    # <:- declare(drink => 'Enum["Cocoa", "Cappuchino", "Tea"]') -:>
    # May I have a cup of <: $drink :>.

    # Success!
    $xslate->render('template.tx', { drink => 'Cocoa' });
    # Output:
    #   May I have a cup of Cocoa.


    # A string 'Oil' is not a drink
    is $xslate->render('template.tx', { drink => 'Oil' });
    # Output:
    #   <pre class="type-declaration-mismatch">
    #   Declaration mismatch for `drink`
    #     Value "Oil" did not pass type constraint "Enum["Cocoa", "Cappuchino", "Tea"]"
    #   </pre>
    #   May I have a cup of Oil.

DESCRIPTION

Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration is a type validator module in Text::Xslate templates.

The type validation of this module is base on Type::Tiny.

Type::Tiny type constraints are compatible with Moo, Moose and Mouse.

declare interface was implemented with reference to Smart::Args.

DECLARATIONS

Types::Standard

See Types::Standard.

These are imported by default Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration::Registry.

You can not use them unless you import Types::Standard with specifying registry by registry_class option.

declare(name => 'Str')
declare(user_ids => 'ArrayRef[Int]')
declare(person_hash => 'Dict[name => Str, age => Int]')

Class-Type

These are defined by default Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration::Registry when a name is not found in registry.

declare(engine => 'Text::Xslate')
declare(visitor => 'Maybe[My::Model::UserAccount]')

Hashref

Hashref is treated as Dict[... slurpy Any].

This is a slurpy match. Less value is error. Extra values are ignored.

declare(account_summary => { name => 'Str', subscriber_count => 'Int', icon => 'My::Image' })
declare(sidebar => { profile => { name => 'Str', followers => 'Int' }, recent_entries => 'ArrayRef[My::Entry]' })

OPTIONS

    Text::Xslate->new(
        module => [
            'Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration' => [
                # defaults
                method         => 'declare', # method name to export
                validate       => 1,         # enable validation when truthy
                print          => 1,         # enable printing errors to the output buffer when truthy
                on_mismatch    => 'die',     # error handler ('die', 'warn' or 'none')
                registry_class => undef,     # package name for specifying Type::Registry
            ]
        ]
    );

APPENDIX

Disable Validation on Production

Perhaps you want to disable validation in production to prevent spoiling performance on a Plack application.

    Text::Xslate->new(
        module => [
            'Text::Xslate::Bridge::TypeDeclaration' => [
                validate => $ENV{PLACK_ENV} ne 'production',
            ],
        ],
    );

Use type-declaration-mismatch class name

Highlight by css

    .type-declaration-mismatch { color: crimson; }

Lint with Test::WWW::Mechanize

    # in subclass of Test::WWW::Mechanize
    sub _lint_content_ok {
        my ($self, $desc) = @_;

        if (my $mismatch = $self->scrape_text_by_attr('class', 'type-declaration-mismatch')) {
            $Test::Builder::Test->ok(0, $mismatch);
        };

        return $self->SUPER::_lint_content_ok($desc);
    }

SEE ALSO

Text::Xslate, Text::Xslate::Bridge

Type::Tiny, Types::Standard, Type::Registry

Smart::Args, Test::WWW::Mechanize

LICENSE

Copyright (C) pokutuna.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

pokutuna <popopopopokutuna@gmail.com>