NAME

Persevere::Client::Class - The Class interface to Persevere the JSON Database

SYNOPSIS

This module provides an interface to the classes in persevere

  $persvr = Persevere::Client->new(
    host => "localhost",
    port => "8080",
    auth_type => "basic",
    username => "test",
    password => "pass"
  );
  %hash1 = ("name1" => "test1", "type" => "odd");
  %hash2 = ("name2" => "test2", "type" => "even");
  push @post_data, \%hash1;
  push @post_data, \%hash2;
  # createObjects and updateObjects require and array of hashes
  $postreq = $initialclass->createObjects(\@post_data);
  $datareq = $initialclass->query("[?type='even']");
  # query returns an array of hashes
  if ($datareq->{success}){
        # array of hashes
    @data = @{$datareq->{data}};
  }

METHODS

new

        This is called from Persevere::Client->class.

fullname

        Returns a scalar of the name of the class the object refers to, removes trailing slash.

exists

        Returns true if the class the object refers to exists.

create

        Creates the class the object refers to. calling $persvr->class("classname"); does not create a class, it only creates an object that refers to the class, calling create on that object creates the actual class.

delete

        Deletes the class the object refers to.

createObjects

        Creates new objects, takes an array of hashes as input.

updateObjects

        Updates existing objects, takes an array of hashes as input. Hashes must have id's correcly set to update objects.

queryRange

        Queries a range of results from the objects class.

query

        Queries all results from the objects class. 

AUTHOR

Nathanael Anderson, <wirelessdreamer at gm]a[il d[0]t com>

BUGS

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-persevere-client at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Persevere-Client. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright 2009-2011 Nathanael Anderson.

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