Class::Tiny::Antlers - Moose-like sugar for Class::Tiny

       Toby Inkster <tobyink@cpan.org>.

       Please report any bugs to <http://rt.cpan.org/Dist/Display.html?Queue=Class-Tiny-Antlers>.

       This software is copyright (c) 2013, 2019 by Toby Inkster.

       This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under  the  same  terms  as  the  Perl  5
       programming language system itself.

       Class::Tiny::Antlers provides Moose-like "has", "extends", "with", "before", "after" and "around"
       keywords for Class::Tiny.  (The "with" keyword requires Role::Tiny; method modifiers require
       Class::Method::Modifiers.)

       Class::Tiny doesn't support all Moose's attribute options; "has" should throw you an error if you try to
       do something it doesn't support (like triggers).

       Class::Tiny::Antlers does however hack in support for "is => 'ro'" and Moo-style "is => 'rwp'", clearers
       and predicates.

       From version 0.24, Class::Tiny::Antlers also adds support for `isa` and `coerce` using Type::Tiny. (I
       mean, this is a TOBYINK module, so what do you expect?!) Technically MooseX::Types, MouseX::Types,
       Specio, and Type::Nano should work, but these are less tested.

   Export
       By default, Class::Tiny::Antlers exports "has", "with" and "extends", and also imports strict into its
       caller. You can optionally also import "confess" and warnings:

          use Class::Tiny::Antlers qw( -default confess warnings );

       And Class::Method::Modifiers keywords:

          use Class::Tiny::Antlers qw( -default before after around );
          use Class::Tiny::Antlers qw( -default -cmm );  # same thing

       If you just want everything:

          use Class::Tiny::Antlers qw( -all );

       Class::Tiny::Antlers also ensures that Class::Tiny's import method is called for your class.

       You can put a "no Class::Tiny::Antlers" statement at the end of your class definition to wipe the
       imported functions out of your namespace. (This does not unimport strict/warnings though.) To clean up
       your namespace more thoroughly, use something like namespace::sweep.

   Functions
       "has $attr, %spec"
           Create  an  attribute.  The  specification  hash  roughly  supports  "is",  "default",  "clearer" and
           "predicate" as per Moose and Moo.

       "extends @classes"
           Set the base class(es) for your class.

       "with @roles"
           Compose Role::Tiny roles with your class.

       "before $name, \&code"
           Install a "before" modifier using Class::Method::Modifiers.

       "after $name, \&code"
           Install a "after" modifier using Class::Method::Modifiers.

       "around $name, \&code"
           Install a "around" modifier using Class::Method::Modifiers.

       "confess $format, @list"
           "sprintf"-fueled version of Carp's "confess".

   Methods
       Class::Tiny::Antlers inherits the "get_all_attributes_for" and  "get_all_attribute_defaults_for"  methods
       from Class::Tiny, and also provides:

       "Class::Tiny::Antlers->get_all_attribute_specs_for($class)"
           Gets  Moose-style  attribute  specification  hashes  for  all the class' attributes as a big hashref.
           (Includes inherited attributes.)

       THIS  PACKAGE  IS  PROVIDED  "AS  IS"  AND  WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT
       LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

perl v5.36.0                                       2022-12-08                          Class::Tiny::Antlers(3pm)

       Class::Tiny::Antlers - Moose-like sugar for Class::Tiny

       Class::Tiny, Role::Tiny, Class::Method::Modifiers, Type::Tiny::Manual.

       Moose, Mouse, Moo.

          {
             package Point;
             use Class::Tiny::Antlers;
             has x => (is => 'ro');
             has y => (is => 'ro');
          }

          {
             package Point3D;
             use Class::Tiny::Antlers;
             extends 'Point';
             has z => (is => 'ro');
          }