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lib/EntityModel.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * L<EntityModel::Definition::JSON> - standard Javascript Object Notation format.

=item * L<EntityModel::Definition::Perl> - nested Perl datastructures, with the top level being a hashref. Note that
this is distinct from the Perl class/entity structure described later.

=back

Aside from entities, models can also contain plugin-specific information
such as site definition or database schema. It is also possible - but not
recommended - to store credentials such as database user and password.

Once a model definition has been loaded, it can be applied to one or more of the following:

=over 4

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::SQL> - database schema

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::Perl> - Perl classes

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::CPP> - C++ classes

lib/EntityModel.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * L<EntityModel::Definition::JSON> - standard Javascript Object Notation format.

=item * L<EntityModel::Definition::Perl> - nested Perl datastructures, with the top level being a hashref. Note that
this is distinct from the Perl class/entity structure described later.

=back

Aside from entities, models can also contain plugin-specific information
such as site definition or database schema. It is also possible - but not
recommended - to store credentials such as database user and password.

Once a model definition has been loaded, it can be applied to one or more of the following:

=over 4

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::SQL> - database schema

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::Perl> - Perl classes

=item * L<EntityModel::Support::CPP> - C++ classes