[snip]
You're better off moving all that code into a separate module, something
like this:
package My::Work::Module;
use Mojo::Base '-base';
has 'app' => undef;
has 'log' => sub {
my $self = shift;
return $self->app->log if defined $self->app;
return Mojo::Log->new(\%your_log_options);
};
has 'dbh' => undef;
sub ImportClients {
...
}
1;
In your app code you can then use that as such:
my $work = My::Work::Module->new(app => $self->app, dbh => GetMyDBHandle());
And in command line scripts, you'd set up the DBH, and would just do:
my $work = My::Work::Module->new(dbh => $my_dbh);
And it would then not have an app attribute, but i would have a log
attribute. You'd just have to make sure that code in the work module
calls "$self->log->debug(...)" and not "$self->app->log->debug".
At least that's how I'd do it....
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