URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts - Permissible local parts for NamespaceMap

       URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts implements the following attributes.

   allowed
       A whitelist of local part names. Defaults to "allowed", "disallowed" and "is_reserved" so that when "can"
       is called on the instance, it doesn't return a false positive for other method names associated with this
       package.

   disallowed
       A blacklist of local part names. Does not have a default set, but usually defaults to "uri" when called
       from URI::NamespaceMap.

       URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts is an accompanying distribution to URI::NamespaceMap. It's goal is
       to check for forbidden names used for local parts.

       Rather than creating a blacklist that needs to be maintained, it instantiates a new Moo object, and calls
       "can" on the invocant. Using this technique, it means that every method on every Perl object ("isa, can,
       VERSION"), and Moo objects ("BUILD, BUILDARGS") will be automatically black listed.

       See URI::NamespaceMap for further details about authors, license, etc.

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       URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts implements the following methods.

   is_reserved
           my $r = URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts->new(disallowed => [qw/uri/]);

           say $r->is_reserved('isa'); # 1
           say $r->is_reserved('uri'); # 1
           say $r->is_reserved('foo'); # 0

       Checks if the first argument passed is reserved or not. Returns a "boolean".

       URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts - Permissible local parts for NamespaceMap

           my $r = URI::NamespaceMap::ReservedLocalParts->new(disallowed => [qw/uri/]);

           say $r->is_reserved('isa'); # 1
           say $r->is_reserved('uri'); # 1
           say $r->is_reserved('foo'); # 0

       Version 1.10