Ubuntu Manpage: App::Sqitch::Role::TargetConfigCommand - A command that handles target-related configuration

Name

       App::Sqitch::Role::TargetConfigCommand - A command that handles target-related configuration

Synopsis

         package App::Sqitch::Command::init;
         extends 'App::Sqitch::Command';
         with 'App::Sqitch::Role::TargetConfigCommand';

Description

       This role encapsulates the common attributes and methods required by commands that deal with change
       script configuration, including script directories and extensions.

Interface

Class Methods
"options"

my @opts = App::Sqitch::Command::checkout->options;

Adds options common to the commands that manage script configuration.

"configure"

Configures the options common to commands manage script configuration.

Attributes
"properties"

A hash reference of target configurations. The keys may be as follows:

"deploy"
"revert"
"verify"
"reworked"
"reworked_deploy"
"reworked_revert"
"reworked_verify"
"extension"

Instance Methods
"config_target"

my $target = $cmd->config_target;
my $target = $cmd->config_target(%params);

Constructs a target based on the contents of "properties". The supported parameters are:

"name"
A target name.

"uri"
A target URI.

"engine"
An engine name.

The passed target and engine names take highest precedence, falling back on the properties and the
"default_target". All other properties are applied to the target before returning it.

"write_plan"

$cmd->write_plan(%params);

Writes out the plan file. Supported parameters are:

"target"
The target for which the plan will be written. Defaults to the target returned by "config_target()".

"project"
The project name. If not passed, the project name will be read from the default target's plan, if it
exists. Otherwise an error will be thrown.

"uri"
The project URI. Optional. If not passed, the URI will be read from the default target's plan, if it
exists. Optional.

"directories_for"

my @dirs = $cmd->directories_for(@targets);

Returns a set of script directories for a list of targets. Options passed to the command are preferred.
Paths are pulled from the command only when they have not been passed as options.

"make_directories_for"

$cmd->directories_for(@targets);

Creates script directories for one or more targets. Options passed to the command are preferred. Paths
are pulled from the command only when they have not been passed as options.

"mkdirs"

$cmd->directories_for(@dirs);

Creates the list of directories on the file system. Directories that already exist are skipped. Messages
are sent to "info()" for each directory, and an error is thrown on the first to fail.

Author

       David E. Wheeler <david@justatheory.com>

License