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being highly flexible and customizable with sane APIs. 

C<DBIx::Class::AuditAny> wants to be a general framework on top of which other Change 
Tracking modules for DBIC can be written, while also providing fully fleshed, end-user
solutions that can be dropped in and work out-of-the-box.

=head2 Background

This module was originally written in 2012 for an internal client project, and the process
of getting it released open-source as a stand-alone, general-purpose module was started in
2013. However, I got busy with other projects and wasn't able to complete a CPAN release at 
that time (mainly due to missing docs and minor loose ends). I finally came back to this 
project (May 2015) to actually get a release out to CPAN. So, even though the release date 
is in 2015, the majority of the code is actually several years old (and has been running 
perfectly in production for several client apps the whole time).


=head2 API and Usage

AuditAny uses a different API than typical DBIC components. Instead of loading at the 
schema/result class level with C<load_components>, AuditAny is used by attaching an 

lib/DBIx/Class/AuditAny.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

being highly flexible and customizable with sane APIs. 

C<DBIx::Class::AuditAny> wants to be a general framework on top of which other Change 
Tracking modules for DBIC can be written, while also providing fully fleshed, end-user
solutions that can be dropped in and work out-of-the-box.

=head2 Background

This module was originally written in 2012 for an internal client project, and the process
of getting it released open-source as a stand-alone, general-purpose module was started in
2013. However, I got busy with other projects and wasn't able to complete a CPAN release at 
that time (mainly due to missing docs and minor loose ends). I finally came back to this 
project (May 2015) to actually get a release out to CPAN. So, even though the release date 
is in 2015, the majority of the code is actually several years old (and has been running 
perfectly in production for several client apps the whole time).


=head2 API and Usage

AuditAny uses a different API than typical DBIC components. Instead of loading at the 
schema/result class level with C<load_components>, AuditAny is used by attaching an