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Catalyst::Helper(3)   User Contributed Perl Documentation  Catalyst::Helper(3)

NAME
       Catalyst::Helper - Bootstrap a Catalyst application

SYNOPSIS
	 catalyst.pl <myappname>

DESCRIPTION
       This module is used by catalyst.pl to create a set of scripts for a new
       catalyst application. The scripts each contain documentation and will
       output help on how to use them if called incorrectly or in some cases,
       with no arguments.

       It also provides some useful methods for a Helper module to call when
       creating a component. See "METHODS".

SCRIPTS
   _create.pl
       Used to create new components for a catalyst application at the
       development stage.

   _server.pl
       The catalyst test server, starts an HTTPD which outputs debugging to
       the terminal.

   _test.pl
       A script for running tests from the command-line.

   _cgi.pl
       Run your application as a CGI.

   _fastcgi.pl
       Run the application as a fastcgi app. Either by hand, or call this from
       FastCgiServer in your http server config.

HELPERS
       The "_create.pl" script creates application components using Helper
       modules. The Catalyst team provides a good number of Helper modules for
       you to use. You can also add your own.

       Helpers are classes that provide two methods.

	   * mk_compclass - creates the Component class
	   * mk_comptest  - creates the Component test

       So when you call "scripts/myapp_create.pl view MyView TT", create will
       try to execute Catalyst::Helper::View::TT->mk_compclass and
       Catalyst::Helper::View::TT->mk_comptest.

       See Catalyst::Helper::View::TT and
       Catalyst::Helper::Model::DBIC::Schema for examples.

       All helper classes should be under one of the following namespaces.

	   Catalyst::Helper::Model::
	   Catalyst::Helper::View::
	   Catalyst::Helper::Controller::

   COMMON HELPERS
       ·   Catalyst::Helper::Model::DBIC::Schema - DBIx::Class models

       ·   Catalyst::Helper::View::TT - Template Toolkit view

       ·   Catalyst::Helper::Model::LDAP

       ·   Catalyst::Helper::Model::Adaptor - wrap any class into a Catalyst
	   model

       NOTE

       The helpers will read author name from /etc/passwd by default.  To
       override, please export the AUTHOR variable.

METHODS
   mk_compclass
       This method in your Helper module is called with $helper which is a
       Catalyst::Helper object, and whichever other arguments the user added
       to the command-line. You can use the $helper to call methods described
       below.

       If the Helper module does not contain a "mk_compclass" method, it will
       fall back to calling "render_file", with an argument of "compclass".

   mk_comptest
       This method in your Helper module is called with $helper which is a
       Catalyst::Helper object, and whichever other arguments the user added
       to the command-line. You can use the $helper to call methods described
       below.

       If the Helper module does not contain a "mk_compclass" method, it will
       fall back to calling "render_file", with an argument of "comptest".

   mk_stuff
       This method is called if the user does not supply any of the usual
       component types "view", "controller", "model". It is passed the $helper
       object (an instance of Catalyst::Helper), and any other arguments the
       user typed.

       There is no fallback for this method.

INTERNAL METHODS
       These are the methods that the Helper classes can call on the <$helper>
       object passed to them.

   render_file ($file, $path, $vars, $perms)
       Render and create a file from a template in DATA using Template
       Toolkit. $file is the relevent chunk of the __DATA__ section, $path is
       the path to the file, $vars is the hashref as expected by Template
       Toolkit and $perms are desired permissions (or system defaults if not
       set).

   get_file ($class, $file)
       Fetch file contents from the DATA section. This is used internally by
       "render_file".  $class is the name of the class to get the DATA section
       from.  __PACKAGE__ or ( caller(0) )[0] might be sensible values for
       this.

   mk_app
       Create the main application skeleton. This is called by catalyst.pl.

   mk_component ($app)
       This method is called by create.pl to make new components for your
       application.

   mk_dir ($path)
       Surprisingly, this function makes a directory.

   mk_file ($file, $content)
       Writes content to a file. Called by "render_file".

   next_test ($test_name)
       Calculates the name of the next numbered test file and returns it.
       Don't give the number or the .t suffix for the test name.

   get_sharedir_file
       Method for getting a file out of share/

   render_file_contents
       Process a Template::Toolkit template.

   render_sharedir_file
       Render a template/image file from our share directory

NOTE
       The helpers will read author name from /etc/passwd by default.  To
       override, please export the AUTHOR variable.

SEE ALSO
       Catalyst::Manual, Catalyst::Test, Catalyst::Request,
       Catalyst::Response, Catalyst

AUTHORS
       Catalyst Contributors, see Catalyst.pm

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

perl v5.14.1			  2011-08-16		   Catalyst::Helper(3)
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