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NAME

Data::Model::Schema - Schema DSL for Data::Model

SYNOPSIS

  package Your::Model;
  use base 'Data::Model';
  use Data::Model::Schema;
  use Data::Model::Driver::DBI;
  
  my $dbfile = '/foo/bar.db';
  my $driver = Data::Model::Driver::DBI->new(
      dsn => "dbi:SQLite:dbname=$dbfile",
  );
  base_driver( $driver ); # set the storage driver for Your::Model


  install_model tweet => schema { # CREATE TABLE tweet (
    key 'id'; # primary key
    index index_name [qw/ user_id at /]; # index index_name(user_id, at);

    column id
        => int => {
            auto_increment => 1,
            required       => 1,
            unsigned       => 1,
        }; # id   UNSIGNED INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

    column user_id
        => int => {
            required       => 1,
            unsigned       => 1,
        }; # user_id   UNSIGNED INT NOT NULL,

    column at
        => int => {
            required       => 1,
            default        => sub { time() },
            unsigned       => 1,
        }; # at   UNSIGNED INT NOT NULL, # If it is empty at the time of insert   time() is used.

    utf8_column body # append to auto utf8 inflating
        => varchar => {
            required       => 1,
            size           => 140,
            default        => '-',
        }; # body   VARCHAR(140) NOT NULL DEFAULT'-',


    column field_name
        => char => {
            default    => 'aaa', # default value
            auto_increment => 1, # auto_increment
            inflate => sub { unpack("H*", $_[0]) }, # inflating by original function
            deflate => sub { pack("H*", $_[0]) },   # deflating by original function
        };

    column field_name_2
        => char => {
            inflate => 'URI', # use URI inflate see L<Data::Model::Schema::Inflate>
            deflate => 'URI', # use URI deflate see L<Data::Model::Schema::Inflate>
        };

    columns qw/ foo bar /; # create columns uses default config
};

GLOBAL DSL

install_model, schema

  model name and it schema is set up.

  install_model model_name schema {
  };

base_driver

set driver ( Data::Model::Driver::* ) for current package's default.

column_sugar

column_sugar promotes reuse of a schema definition.

see head1 COLUMN SUGAR

SCHEMA DSL

driver

driver used only in install_model of current.

  install_model local_driver => schema {
      my $driver = Data::Mode::Driver::DBI->new( dsn => 'DBI:SQLite:' );
      driver($driver);
   }

column

It is a column definition.

  column column_name => column_type => \%options;

column_name puts in the column name of SQL schema.

column_type puts in the column type of SQL schema. ( INT CHAR BLOB ... )

columns

some columns are set up. However, options cannot be set.

utf8_column

column with utf8 inflated.

utf8_columns

columns with utf8 inflated.

alias_column

alias is attached to a specific column.

It is helpful. I can use, when leaving original data and inflateing.

    { package Name; use Moose; has 'name' => ( is => 'rw' ); }
    # in schema 
    columns qw( name nickname );
    alias_column name     => 'name_name';
    alias_column nickname => 'nickname_name'
        => {
            inflate => sub {
                my $value = shift;
                Name->new( name => $value );
            }

    # in your script
    is $row->nickname, $row->nickname_name->name;

key

set the primary key. Unless it specifies key, it does not move by lookup and lookup_multi.

  key 'id';
  key [qw/ id sub_id /]; # multiple key

index

  index 'name'; # index name(name);
  index name => [qw/ name name2 /]; # index name(name, name2)

unique

  unique 'name'; # unique name(name);
  unique name => [qw/ name name2 /]; # unique name(name, name2)

add_method

A method is added to Row class which install_model created.

  add_method show_name => sub {
      my $row = shift;
      printf "Show %s\n", $row->name;
  };
  
  $row->name('yappo');
  $row->show_name; # print "Show yappo\n"

schema_options

some option to schema is added.

It is used when using InnoDB in MySQL.

  schema_options create_sql_attributes => {
      mysql => 'ENGINE=InnoDB',
  };

COLUMN OPTIONS

The option which can be used in a column definition.

Pasted the definition of ParamsValidate. It writes later.

size

                size   => {
                    type     => SCALAR,
                    regex    => qr/\A[0-9]+\z/,
                    optional => 1,
                },

required

                required   => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

null

                null       => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

signed

                signed     => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

unsigned

                unsigned   => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

decimals

                decimals   => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

zerofill

                zerofill   => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

binary

                binary     => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

ascii

                ascii      => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

unicode

                unicode    => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

default

                default    => {
                    type     => SCALAR | CODEREF,
                    optional => 1,
                },

auto_increment

                auto_increment => {
                    type     => BOOLEAN,
                    optional => 1,
                },

inflate

                inflate => {
                    type     => SCALAR | CODEREF,
                    optional => 1,
                },

deflate

                deflate => {
                    type     => SCALAR | CODEREF,
                    optional => 1,
                },

COLUMN SUGAR

UNDOCUMENTED

  package Mock::ColumnSugar;
  use strict;
  use warnings;
  use base 'Data::Model';
  use Data::Model::Schema sugar => 'column_sugar';
  
  column_sugar 'author.id'
      => 'int' => +{
          unsigned => 1,
          required => 1, # we can used to require or required
      };
  column_sugar 'author.name'
      => 'varchar' => +{
          size    => 128,
          require => 1,
      };
  
  column_sugar 'book.id'
      => 'int' => +{
          unsigned => 1,
          require  => 1,
      };
  column_sugar 'book.title'
      => 'varchar' => +{
          size    => 255,
          require => 1,
      };
  column_sugar 'book.description'
      => 'text' => +{
          require => 1,
          default => 'not yet writing'
      };
  column_sugar 'book.recommend'
      => 'text';
  
  
  install_model author => schema {
      driver $main::DRIVER;
      key 'id';
  
      column 'author.id' => { auto_increment => 1 }; # column name is id
      column 'author.name'; # column name is name
  };
  
  install_model book => schema {
      driver $main::DRIVER;
      key 'id';
      index 'author_id';
  
      column 'book.id'   => { auto_increment => 1 }; # column name is id
      column 'author.id'; # column name is author_id
      column 'author.id' => 'sub_author_id' => { required => 0 }; # column name is sub_author_id
      column 'book.title'; # column name is title
      column 'book.description'; # column name is description
      column 'book.recommend'; # column name is recommend
  };

AUTHOR

Kazuhiro Osawa <yappo <at> shibuya <döt> pl>

LICENSE

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

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