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Jifty::CAS::Blob(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     Jifty::CAS::Blob(3pm)

NAME

       Jifty::CAS::Blob - An object in Jifty's content-addressed store

SYNOPSIS

	 my $blob = Jifty::CAS->retrieve('js', $key);
	 my $content = $blob->content;
	 my $meta = $blob->metadata;
	 my $key = $blob->key;

DESCRIPTION

       Objects in the content-addressed store can have arbitrary metadata associated with them, in addition to storing their contents.

METHODS

   new HASHREF
       Takes a HASHREF, with possible keys "content" and "metadata", and creates a new object.	Possible special keys in the metadata include:

       hash_with
	   Provides the data to hash to generate the address.  If no "hash_with" is provided, the content itself is hashed.

   content
       Returns the content of the blob.

   metadata
       Returns a hashref of metadata.

   key
       Returns the key calculated for this content.

perl v5.14.2							    2010-12-08						     Jifty::CAS::Blob(3pm)

Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			       Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)

NAME

       Jifty::Request::Mapper - Maps response values into arbitrary query parameters

DESCRIPTION

       "Jifty::Request::Mapper" is used to insert values into parameters that you can't know when you originally constructed the request.  The
       prime example of this is a Create action to a View page -- where you can't know what ID to supply to the View page until after the Create
       action has run.	This problem can be fixed by establishing a mapping between some part of the Jifty::Result of the Create action, and the
       ID query parameter.

METHODS

   query_parameters HASH
       Extended syntax for generating query parameters.  This is used by Jifty::Web::Form::Clickable for its "parameters" argument, as well as for
       "results" of continuations.

       Possible formats for each key => value pair in the "HASH" are:

       "KEY => STRING"
	   The simplest form -- the "KEY" will have the literal value of the "STRING" supplied

       "KEY => { result => ACTION }"
	   The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "KEY" from the result of the "ACTION".  "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action
	   object, or a moniker thereof.

       "KEY => { result => ACTION, name => STRING }"
	   The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "STRING" from the result of the "ACTION".  "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action
	   object, or a moniker thereof.

       "KEY => { request_argument => STRING }"
	   The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the request.

       "KEY => { argument => ACTION }"
	   The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "KEY" from the "ACTION".  "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a
	   moniker thereof.

       "KEY => { argument => ACTION. name => STRING }"
	   The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the "ACTION".  "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a
	   moniker thereof.

       "result_of" and "argument_to" are valid synonyms for "result" and "argument", above.

   map PARAMHASH
       Responsible for doing the actual mapping that "query_parameters" above sets up.	That is, takes magical query parameters and extracts the
       values they were meant to have.

       destination
	   The "key" from a query parameter

       source
	   The "value" of a query parameter

       request
	   The Jifty::Request object to pull action arguments from.  Defaults to the current request.

       response
	   The Jifty::Response object to pull results from.  Defaults to the current response.

       Returns a key => value pair.

perl v5.14.2							    2010-12-08					       Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)