Handel Framework

Just because I can’t seem to stop, here’s another development release which includes the following changes:

• Schema configuration now finally uses load_components without the Class::C3 recalc slowdown
• Validation component now uses throw_exception/next::method now that load_components is used
• Major pod cleanup
• Excised all forms of RETURN_AS
• TEST_SPELLING is now TEST_POD, which all pod tests now use
• Order created/updated fields now return DateTime objects using DBIx::Class::InflateColumn::DateTime
• Excised remaining UNIVERSAL::isa mistakes. Blessed is your friend
• Order created/updated fields now default to DateTime->now

Once again, the well trained monkey servants have put forth a new development version of Handel. Their master coding includes:

• Fixed AxKit Exception Error (RT#19707,TKP)
• Added start of Handel::Manual
• uuid is now new_uuid, and now in Storage
• Removed setup_columns_accessors in favor or create_accessors in Base
• Cart/Order/Item classes now have a instance of storage instead of subclassing it
• Added Handel::Base as super class for Cart/Order/Item classes
• Added Handel::Storage tests
• Handel::Storage now does all schema configurate during first schema_instance call
• Added Handel::Storage::new/setup
• Cart/Order/Item classes now delegate direct schema access to Storage
• Added validation/constraint/default_value_class to Storage
• Converted Storage from Class::Data::Accessor to Class::Accesssor::Grouped
• Refactored injection of components into schema source classes
• schema_instance now creates a clone using compose_namespace and does its component injection into the clone instead
• Added currency_class/currency_columns to Storage
• Added value() to Handel::Currency
• Added autoupdate to results that inherits from storage->autoupdate
• Added basic compatibility layer for older subclasses

If you are one of the brave souls that is using 0.99_01/02, I apologize now. There has been a major rewrite of the storage layer, and you will have to change code. But hey, that’s why they call it a development release right?