The short way¶

  my $profile = Metabase::User::Profile->create(
    full_name     => 'John Doe',
    email_address => 'jdoe@example.com',
  );

The long way¶

  my $profile = Metabase::User::Profile->open(
    resource => 'metabase:user:b66c7662-1d34-11de-a668-0df08d1878c0'
    creator  => 'metabase:user:b66c7662-1d34-11de-a668-0df08d1878c0'
  );
  $profile->add( 'Metabase::User::EmailAddress' => 'jdoe@example.com' );
  $profile->add( 'Metabase::User::FullName'     => 'John Doe' );
    
  $profile->close;

create¶

  my $new_profile = Metabase::User::Profile->create(%arg);

This method creates a new user profile object from the given parameters.

Valid parameters include:

  full_name      - the user's full name
  email_address  - the user's email address

load¶

  my $profile = Metabase::User::Profile->load($filename);

This method loads a profile from disk and returns it.

save¶

  $profile->save($filename);

This method writes out the profile to a file. If the file cannot be written, an exception is raised. If the save is successful, a true value is returned.