To give a little detail, I'm grabbing lots of related info from a DB
all in one query using DBIx::Class (DBIC). I am passing the object(s)
directly to the stash for processing in TT so I don't have to iterate
through all that data, pick out the pieces, and store seemingly
redundant information. This works very well when I know the layout of
the data. In TT, I simply reference
stash_object.child.child.field_name.
However, there are times when I'm unsure when I’ll have to iterate
over some children in one of the relationships. Meaning the tree of
the data could look like
- Stash_object
- Child
- Child1
- Field_name
- Child2
- Field_name
I know various ways to view the source of the stash (Catalyst debug
page on error/die, Perl debugger, using Template::Plugin::Stash,
Data::Dumper, etc.), but all these seem to print out the *entire* DBIC
object in Perl. This is easily 1000’s of lines and the information I
want to view is deeply nested in stuff I don’t care about, like all
the DBIx class info for all of my tables.
TT obviously has a way of accessing these in a more simplified form.
Is there a way to view the stash as it can be accessed from TT, like
the tree above?
Thanks in advance!
Chris
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