NAME
MoopsX::UsingMoose - A Moops that uses Moose
VERSION
Version 0.0103, released 2020-07-29.
SYNOPSIS
use MoopsX::UsingMoose;
class My::Class {
# A Moose based class
}STATUS
Do note the inherent issues with using Moops.
DESCRIPTION
This is a thin wrapper around Moops that automatically adds using Moose to role and class statements. It does this by applying the included MoopsX::TraitFor::Parser::UsingMoose Moops::Parser trait.
Rationale
While this on the surface doesn't save any keystrokes it reduces cluttering of role/class statements. Consider the following:
use Moops;
class My::Project::Class
types Types::Standard,
Types::Path::Tiny,
Types::MyCustomTypes
with This::Role
using Moose {
# A Moose based class
}That is not very nice.
The first step is to get rid of using Moose:
use MoopsX::UsingMoose;
class My::Project::Class
types Types::Standard,
Types::Path::Tiny,
Types::MyCustomTypes
with This::Role {
# A Moose based class
}A minor improvement.
However, create a project specific Moops wrapper:
package My::Project::Moops;
use base 'MoopsX::UsingMoose';
use Types::Standard();
use Types::Path::Tiny();
use Types::MyCustomTypes();
sub import {
my $class = shift;
my %opts = @_;
push @{ $opts{'imports'} ||= [] } => (
'Types::Standard' => ['-types'],
'Types::Path::Tiny' => ['-types'],
'Types::MyCustomTypes' => ['-types'],
);
$class->SUPER::import(%opts);
}And the class statement becomes:
use My::Project::Moops;
class My::Project::Class with This::Role {
# A Moose based class, still with all the types
}Happiness ensues.
SEE ALSO
SOURCE
https://github.com/Csson/p5-MoopsX-UsingMoose
HOMEPAGE
https://metacpan.org/release/MoopsX-UsingMoose
AUTHOR
Erik Carlsson <info@code301.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2016 by Erik Carlsson.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.