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NAME
MooseX::App::Meta::Role::Class::Base - Meta class role for application base class
DESCRIPTION
This meta class role will automatically be applied to the application base class. This documentation is only of interest if you intent to write plugins for MooseX-App.
ACCESSORS
app_messageclass Message class for generating error messages. Defaults to MooseX::App::Message::Block. The default can be overwritten by altering the "_build_app_messageclass" method. Defaults to MooseX::App::Message::Block app_namespace Usually MooseX::App will take the package name of the base class as the namespace for commands. This namespace can be changed. app_base Usually MooseX::App will take the name of the calling wrapper script to construct the programm name in various help messages. This name can be changed via the app_base accessor. Defaults to the base name of $0 app_fuzzy Boolean attribute that controlls if command names and attributes should be matched exactly or fuzzy. Defaults to true. app_command_name Coderef attribute that controlls how package names are translated to command names and attributes. Defaults to &MooseX::App::Utils::class_to_command app_commands Hashref with command to command class map.
METHODS
command_register $self->command_register($command_moniker,$command_class); Registers an additional command command_get my $command_class = $self->command_register($command_moniker); Returns a command class for the given command moniker command_class_to_command my $command_moniker = $meta->command_class_to_command($command_class); Returns the command moniker for the given command class. command_message my $message = $meta->command_message( header => $header, type => 'error', body => $message ); Generates a message object (using the class from app_messageclass) command_usage_attributes my @attributes = $meta->command_usage_attributes($metaclass); Returns a list of attributes/command options for the given meta class. command_usage_command my @messages = $meta->command_usage_command($command_metaclass); Returns a list of messages containing the documentation for a given command meta class. command_usage_description my $message = $meta->command_usage_description($command_metaclass); Returns a messages with the basic command description. command_usage_global my @messages = $meta->command_usage_global(); Returns a list of messages containing the documentation for the application. command_usage_header my $message = $meta->command_usage_header(); my $message = $meta->command_usage_header($command_meta_class); Returns a message containing the basic usage documentation command_find my @commands = $meta->command_find($user_command_input); Returns a list of command names matching the user input command_candidates my $commands = $meta->command_candidates($user_command_input); Returns either a single command or an arrayref of possibly matching commands. command_proto my ($result,$errors) = $meta->command_proto($command_meta_class); Returns all parsed options (as hashref) and erros (as arrayref) for the proto command. Is a wrapper around command_parse_options. command_args my ($options,$errors) = $self->command_args($command_meta_class); Returns all parsed options (as hashref) and erros (as arrayref) for the main command. Is a wrapper around command_parse_options. command_parse_options my ($options,$errors) = $self->command_parse_options(\@attribute_metaclasses); Tries to parse the selected attributes from @ARGV. command_check_attribute my ($error) = $self->command_check_attribute($attribute_meta_class,$value); Checks if a value is valid for the given attribute. Returns a message object if a validation error occurs. command_type_constraint_description my ($description) = $self->command_type_constraint_description($type_constraint); Returns a human-readable type constraint description. command_process_attributes my @attributes = $self->command_process_attributes($metaclass,[qw(option proto)]); my @attributes = $self->command_process_attributes($metaclass,'parameter'); Returns a list of all attributes with the given type command_usage_options my $usage = $self->command_usage_options($metaclass,$headline); Returns the options usage as a message object command_usage_parameters my $usage = $self->command_usage_parameters($metaclass,$headline); Returns the positional parameters usage as a message object