MooseX - Document the MooseX namespace

1 ++

1 ++

The "MooseX::*" namespace is for *Moose extensions*, not a general space for any module that happens to use Moose. Usually, such modules will make use of Moose::Exporter to make their extension available to the calling class. It may define a class or...

MooseX::RW - Moose::Role reader/writer

++

++

• MooseX::RW::Reader - Moose::Role reader
• MooseX::RW::Writer - Generic Moose::Role writer
• MooseX::RW::Reader::File - A Moose::Role file reader

MooseX::ABC - abstract base classes for Moose

++

++

NOTE: This module is almost certainly a bad idea. You really want to just be using a role instead! This module adds basic abstract base class functionality to Moose. Doing "use MooseX::ABC" turns the using class into an abstract class - it cannot be ...

• MooseX::ABC::Role::Object - base object role for MooseX::ABC

MooseX::App - Write user-friendly command line apps with even less suffering

17 ++

17 ++

MooseX-App is a highly customisable helper to write user-friendly command line applications without having to worry about most of the annoying things usually involved. Just take any existing Moose class, add a single line ("use MooseX-App qw(PluginA ...

• MooseX::App::Role - Define attributes in a role
• MooseX::App::Utils - Utility functions
• MooseX::App::Simple - Single command applications
• 27 more results from MooseX-App »

MooseX::DIC - A dependency injector container for Moose

1 ++

1 ++

Full documentation on the MooseX::DIC Webpage <http://docs.moosex-dic.org>. MooseX::DIC is a dependency injection container tailored to Moose, living in a full OOP environment and greatly inspired by Java DIC frameworks like Spring <https://docs.spri...

• lib/MooseX/DIC/ServiceCreationException.pm
• lib/MooseX/DIC/ContainerFactory.pm
• lib/MooseX/DIC/Configuration.pm
• 2 more results from MooseX-DIC »

MooseX::DOM - Simplistic Object XML Mapper

++

++

This module is intended to be used in conjunction with other modules that encapsulate XML data (for example, XML feeds)....

MooseX::FSM - The great new MooseX::FSM!

++

++

MooseX::IOC - Moose attributes with IOC integration

++

++

This module provides a bridge between IOC registries and Moose objects through a custom attribute metaclass. It compliments the "default" option with a "service" option which contains a IOC::Registry path (and optional parameters). The "service" opti...

MooseX::PDF - Create PDF files with Moose using Template Toolkit templates

++

++

MooseX::PDF provides functionality to create PDF files using Template Toolkit templates. Given a template with PDF::Reuse directives, this module will process the template and return the raw PDF contents. This scalar can then be written to file, or o...

MooseX::POE - The Illicit Love Child of Moose and POE

3 ++

3 ++

MooseX::POE is a Moose wrapper around a POE::Session....

• MooseX::POE::Role - Eventful roles
• MooseX::POE::SweetArgs - sugar around MooseX::POE event arguments
• MooseX::POE::Meta::Trait::Object - The base class role for MooseX::POE
• 1 more result from MooseX-POE »

MooseX::ABCD - MooseX::ABC, but checking required methods on make_immutable

++

++

What does ABCD stand for? Hmmm... maybe "abstract base classes deferred"? or "abstract base classes declare-compatible"? (This module works with MooseX::Declare, whereas MooseX::ABC does not!) Anyway, whatever ABCD does or does not stand for, this is...

• MooseX::ABCD::Trait::Class - trait for abstract base class meta objects

MooseX::Atom - Non-immutable classes are silly. Lets fix that.

1 ++

1 ++

WARNING: THIS MODULE IS PRIMARILY A POLITICAL STATEMENT AT THIS TIME AND MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE IN RESPONSE TO FEEDBACK Moose is an interesting object system, but it's interface can leave a lot to be desired. Classes are built incrementally at pos...

• MooseX::Role::Atom - Non-immutable roles are silly. Lets fix that.

MooseX::Tree - Moose Role to provide simple hierarchical tree functionality to objects

++

++

Under development. Moose Role to provide simple tree functionality....

MooseX::Util - Moose::Util extensions

1 ++

1 ++

This is a utility module that handles all of the same functions that Moose::Util handles. In fact, most of the functions exported by this package are simply re-exports from Moose::Util, so you're recommended to read the documentation of that module f...

MooseX::YAML - DWIM loading of Moose objects from YAML

2 ++

2 ++

This module provides DWIM loading of Moose based objects from YAML documents. Any hashes blessed into a Moose class will be replaced with a properly constructed instance (respecting init args, "BUILDALL", and the meta instance type). This is similar ...

MooseX::Alien - Extend a non-Moose class with Moose

1 ++

1 ++

The fact that Moose objects are hashrefs means it is easy to use Moose to extend non-Moose classes, as long as they too are hash references. This role usses an approach similar to the defined in Moose::Cookbook::FAQ. However this role will call BUILD...

MooseX::Async - The Orphanange of Asynchronous Love Children

++

++

MooseX::Async is a set of Metaclasses for MooseX::POE and it's siblings. Please see them for documentation....

MooseX::Clone - Fine-grained cloning support for Moose objects.

3 ++

3 ++

Out of the box Moose only provides very barebones cloning support in order to maximize flexibility. This role provides a "clone" method that makes use of the low level cloning support already in Moose and adds selective deep cloning based on introspe...

• lib/MooseX/Clone/Meta/Attribute/Trait/Clone/Std.pm

MooseX::Event - A Node style event Role for Moose

++

++

This provides Node.js style events in a Role for Moose. MooseX::Event is implemented as a Moose Role. To add events to your object: use MooseX::Event; It provides a helper declare what events your object supports: has_event 'event'; ## or has_events ...

• MooseX::Event::Role - A Node style event Role for Moose

MooseX::Final - mark a class as "final" (cannot be inherited from)

++

++

This package allows you to mark a class as being "final". A final class is at the top of the inheritance hierarchy. It cannot be inherited from. You almost certainly don't want this. Why prevent people from inheriting from your class? There's no good...