schema¶

This is the Schema we are populating

exception_cb¶

contains a callback to the exception method supplied by DBIC

definitions¶

This is an arrayref of information used to populate tables in the database

match_condition¶

How we know the value is really something to inflate or perform a substitution on. This get's the namespace of the substitution plugin and it's other data.

visitor¶

We define a visitor so that we can perform the value inflations and or substitutions. This is still a little work in progress, but it's getting neater

rs_index¶

The index of previously inflated resultsets. Basically when we create a new row in the table, we cache the result object so that it can be used as a dependency in creating another.

Eventually will be moved into the constructor for a plugin

set_rs_index¶

Set an index value to an inflated result

get_rs_index¶

given an index, returns the related inflated resultset

inflator_loader¶

Loads each of the available inflators, provider access to the objects

inflator_dispatcher¶

Holds an object that can perform dispatching to the inflators.

_build_visitor¶

lazy build for the "visitor" attribute.

_build_inflator_loader¶

lazy build for the "inflator_loader" attribute

_build_inflator_dispatcher¶

lazy build for the "inflator_dispatcher" attribute

execute¶

The command classes main method. Returns a Hash of the created result rows, where each key is the named index and the value is the row object.

dispatch_inflator¶

Dispatch to the correct inflator

create_fixture({})¶

Given a hash suitable for a DBIx::Class::Resultset create method, attempt to update or create a row in the named source.

returns the newly created row or throws an exception if there is a failure

merge_fields_values¶

Given a fields and values, combine to a hash suitable for using in a create_fixture row statement.

field_value¶

Correctly create an array from the fields, values variables, skipping those where the value is undefined.

coerce_to_array¶

given a value that is either an arrayref or a scalar, put it into array context and return that array.