You would include this function in a Catalyst::Controller package. In this case, you may choose YourApp::Controller::Debug as the controller name.
Catalyst will map this dbdiagram action to an application URL, as specified by these function attributes.
With :Local, this action URL part will be the function name, relative to the controller name. http://yourapp/debug/dbdiagram
A Catalyst action can receive function arguments as parts of the request URL. :Args(0) specifies this action will receive 0 arguments this way. This makes Pretty URL's easy. dbdiagram might accept a database name, and table name as arguments. This action would respond to the URL: http://yourapp/debug/dbdiagram/database_name/table_name.
sub dbdiagram:Local :Args(2) {my($self,$c,$db_name,$table_name)=@_;# ...}
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These function attributes are particular to the Catalyst MVC Framework.
You would include this function in a Catalyst::Controller package. In this case, you may choose
YourApp::Controller::Debug
as the controller name.Catalyst will map this dbdiagram action to an application URL, as specified by these function attributes.
With
:Local
, this action URL part will be the function name, relative to the controller name.http://yourapp/debug/dbdiagram
A Catalyst action can receive function arguments as parts of the request URL.
:Args(0)
specifies this action will receive 0 arguments this way. This makes Pretty URL's easy. dbdiagram might accept a database name, and table name as arguments. This action would respond to the URL:http://yourapp/debug/dbdiagram/database_name/table_name
.