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Catalyst::ScriptRunnerUser Contributed Perl DocumentaCatalyst::ScriptRunner(3)

NAME
       Catalyst::ScriptRunner - The Catalyst Framework script runner

SYNOPSIS
	   # Will run MyApp::Script::Server if it exists, otherwise
	   # will run Catalyst::Script::Server.
	   Catalyst::ScriptRunner->run('MyApp', 'Server');

DESCRIPTION
       This class is responsible for loading and running scripts, either in
       the application specific namespace (e.g. "MyApp::Script::Server"), or
       the Catalyst namespace (e.g. "Catalyst::Script::Server").

       If your application contains a custom script, then it will be used in
       preference to the generic script, and is expected to sub-class the
       standard script.

TRAIT LOADING
       Catalyst will automatically load and apply roles to the scripts in your
       application.

       "MyApp::TraitFor::Script" will be loaded if present, and will be
       applied to ALL scripts.

       "MyApp::TraitFor::Script::XXXX" will be loaded (if present) and for
       script individually.

METHODS
   run ($application_class, $scriptclass)
       Called with two parameters, the application class (e.g. MyApp) and the
       script class, (i.e. one of Server/FastCGI/CGI/Create/Test)

   find_script_class ($appname, $script_name)
       Finds and loads the class for the script, trying the application
       specific script first, and falling back to the generic script. Returns
       the script which was loaded.

   find_script_traits ($appname, @try)
       Finds and loads a set of traits. Returns the list of traits which were
       loaded.

AUTHORS
       Catalyst Contributors, see Catalyst.pm

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

perl v5.14.2			  2012-03-08	     Catalyst::ScriptRunner(3)
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