Projects tagged ‘moose’ and ‘object_oriented’

Moose is a complete modern object system for Perl 5 based on the Perl 6 object system. Moose's main goal is to make Perl 5 OO clean and easy to write without sacrificing the stability, power and flexibility that you have come to expect from Perl 5.

KiokuDB is a persistent object graph manager for Perl. It uses multiple backends and layers on Moose's introspection and Search::GIN for indexing.

Loose is a meta object system for Lua, based on Perl's Moose.

Moose role providing Singleton Method

Sometimes, I need to store an eeny-weeny bit of data, but I want it nicely structured with Moose, but I don't want to mess with a bunch of setup and bootstrapping and blah blah blah. I just want to ... [More] write my script. This provides a mechanism to do that with very little overhead. There are aren't many frills either, so if you want something nicer, you'll have to build on or look into something else. [Less]

Perl (CPAN) module to inspect & update your Freshmeat projects.

lua-Coat is a Lua 5.1 port of Coat (http://www.sukria.net/perl/coat/), a Perl5 module which mimics Moose (http://www.iinteractive.com/moose/), an object system for Perl5 which borrows features from ... [More] Perl6, CLOS (LISP), Smalltalk and many other languages. The main features are Classes, Roles and type constraints. The attribute declaration with many properties is the most powerful and flexible part of lua-Coat. [Less]

This module was inspired by the excellent Moose meta class which provides enhanced object creation for Perl5. Moose is great, but has huge dependencies which makes it difficult to use in restricted ... [More] environments. This module implements the basic goodness of Moose, namely accessors automagic, hook modifiers and inheritance facilities. It is not Moose but the small bunch of features provided are Moose-compatible. That means you can start with Coat and, if later you get to the point where you can or want to upgrade to Moose, your code won't have to change : every features provided by Coat exist in the Moose's API. You can consider Coat as an attempt to provide a self-dependent, Mini-Moose module. [Less]