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MANAGE YOUR DATA
FROM A B-BOY STANCE
John SJ Anderson / @genehack
dc.pm / 2012-05-01

MAD PROPS

Cory Watson (GPHAT)

Jay Shirley (JSHIRLEY)

DATA::MANAGER IS
Input Validation

Error Handling

DATA::MANAGER IS
Input Validation

Error Handling

Message Passing

DATA::MANAGER IS
Input Validation

Error Handling

Message Passing

“Opinionated Software”

DATA::MANAGER ISN’T

Form Generation

Form Rendering

DATA::MANAGER ISN’T

Form Generation

Form Rendering

Right For Everybody

DATA::MANAGER IS
1 or more Data::Verifier
objects

DATA::MANAGER IS
1 or more Data::Verifier
objects

1 Message::Stack object

DATA::MANAGER IS
1 or more Data::Verifier
objects

1 Message::Stack object

Tiny bit of sugar code
sprinkled over the top

TASK:
ACCOUNT CREATION FORM
Username field (text box)

Password field (password box)

“Password again” field (password box)

TASK:
ACCOUNT CREATION FORM

Constraints:

username must be
populated

password must be >4
characters long

password must be the
same as password2

TEST CASES
Pass case: everything filled in properly

TEST CASES
Pass case: everything filled in properly

Fail cases:

No username

No password

No password2

Short password

Value of password != password2

DATA::VALIDATOR CODE
A/K/A
MORE ILL-ADVISED LIVE DEMO

WEB CONTEXT
So now we understand how
to take a set of fields and
validate them

WEB CONTEXT
So now we understand how
to take a set of fields and
validate them

But in a web/CGI context,
if the validation fails, we
can’t just die();

WEB CONTEXT
So now we understand how
to take a set of fields and
validate them

But in a web/CGI context,
if the validation fails, we
can’t just die();

Have to communicate nature
of failure back to the user

WEB CONTEXT
Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated
forms

WEB CONTEXT
Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated
forms

1 form submit -> changes to multiple objects / tables on the
backend

WEB CONTEXT
Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated
forms

1 form submit -> changes to multiple objects / tables on the
backend

From a UI perspective, we want to display error messages as
close to the source as possible

DATA::MANAGER IS
1 or more Data::Verifier objects

1 Message::Stack object

1 Data::Verifier per form “scope”

DATA::MANAGER IS
1 or more Data::Verifier objects

1 Message::Stack object

1 Data::Verifier per form “scope”

1 Message::Stack object to contain all errors/messages about
the results of verifying all the Data::Verifiers in the
Data::Manager

TEMPLATE MACROS
A/K/A MEANS NOW, RIGHT?
EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THIS SLIDE

MORE INFOZ
https://metacpan.org/module/Data::Manager

https://metacpan.org/module/Data::Verifier

https://metacpan.org/module/Message::Stack

http://www.slideshare.net/jshirley/building-better-
applications-with-datamanager

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Manage Your Data In A B-Boy Stance

1. MANAGE YOUR DATA FROM A B-BOY STANCE John SJ Anderson / @genehack dc.pm / 2012-05-01

2. MAD PROPS Cory Watson (GPHAT) Jay Shirley (JSHIRLEY)

3. DATA::MANAGER IS

4. DATA::MANAGER IS Input Validation

5. DATA::MANAGER IS Input Validation Error Handling

6. DATA::MANAGER IS Input Validation Error Handling Message Passing

7. DATA::MANAGER IS Input Validation Error Handling Message Passing “Opinionated Software”

8. DATA::MANAGER ISN’T

9. DATA::MANAGER ISN’T Form Generation

10. DATA::MANAGER ISN’T Form Generation Form Rendering

11. DATA::MANAGER ISN’T Form Generation Form Rendering Right For Everybody

12. DATA::MANAGER IS

13. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects

14. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object

15. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object Tiny bit of sugar code sprinkled over the top

16. TASK: ACCOUNT CREATION FORM Username field (text box) Password field (password box) “Password again” field (password box)

17. TASK: ACCOUNT CREATION FORM Constraints: username must be populated password must be >4 characters long password must be the same as password2

18. TEST CASES

19. TEST CASES Pass case: everything filled in properly

20. TEST CASES Pass case: everything filled in properly Fail cases: No username No password No password2 Short password Value of password != password2

21. TEST CODE A/K/A ILL-ADVISED LIVE DEMO

22. DATA::VALIDATOR CODE A/K/A MORE ILL-ADVISED LIVE DEMO

23. WEB CONTEXT

24. WEB CONTEXT So now we understand how to take a set of fields and validate them

25. WEB CONTEXT So now we understand how to take a set of fields and validate them But in a web/CGI context, if the validation fails, we can’t just die();

26. WEB CONTEXT So now we understand how to take a set of fields and validate them But in a web/CGI context, if the validation fails, we can’t just die(); Have to communicate nature of failure back to the user

27. WEB CONTEXT

28. WEB CONTEXT Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated forms

29. WEB CONTEXT Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated forms 1 form submit -> changes to multiple objects / tables on the backend

30. WEB CONTEXT Also, in a more realistic case, we’ll have more complicated forms 1 form submit -> changes to multiple objects / tables on the backend From a UI perspective, we want to display error messages as close to the source as possible

31. DATA::MANAGER IS

32. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects

33. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object

34. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object 1 Data::Verifier per form “scope”

35. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object 1 Data::Verifier per form “scope” 1 Message::Stack object to contain all errors/messages about the results of verifying all the Data::Verifiers in the Data::Manager

36. DATA::MANAGER IS 1 or more Data::Verifier objects 1 Message::Stack object 1 Data::Verifier per form “scope” 1 Message::Stack object to contain all errors/messages about the results of verifying all the Data::Verifiers in the Data::Manager Tiny bit of sugar code sprinkled over the top

37. NO FORM GENERATION how does that work?

38. TEMPLATE MACROS A/K/A MEANS NOW, RIGHT? EVERYBODY KNOWS WHAT THIS SLIDE

39. PUT IT ALL TOGETHER what do you get?

40. THANKS! Questions?

41. MORE INFOZ https://metacpan.org/module/Data::Manager https://metacpan.org/module/Data::Verifier https://metacpan.org/module/Message::Stack http://www.slideshare.net/jshirley/building-better- applications-with-datamanager

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