NAME
    Catalyst::Model::EVDB - EVDB model class for Catalyst

SYNOPSIS
        # Use the Catalyst helper
        script/myapp_create.pl model EVDB EVDB xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

        # lib/MyApp/Model/EVDB.pm
        package MyApp::Model::EVDB;

        use base qw/Catalyst::Model::EVDB/;

        __PACKAGE__->config(
            app_key => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
        );

        1;

        # In a controller action
        my %args = (
            location => 'Gainesville, FL',
            keywords => 'tag:music',
        );

        my $evdb    = $c->model('EVDB');
        my $results = $evdb->call('events/search', \%args)
            or die 'Error searching for events: ' . $evdb->errstr;

DESCRIPTION
    This is the EVDB::API model class for Catalyst. EVDB::API is a Perl
    interface to EVDB, the Events and Venues Database.

    Please note that EVDB API methods require an application key.

    For more information on EVDB, or to obtain an application key, see
    <http://api.evdb.com/>.

METHODS
  new
    Create a new EVDB model component, using "app_key" as specified in your
    configuration.

  errstr
    Return the EVDB API error message.

  login
    Login using the specified username and password. For example:

        # In a controller action (don't forget validation!)
        my $username = $c->req->param('username');
        my $password = $c->req->param('password');

        my $evdb = $c->model('EVDB');
        $evdb->login(username => $username, password => $password)
            or die 'Error logging in: ' . $evdb->errstr;

    Alternatively, you can set a username and password in the configuration
    for your model class. They will be used when this method is called
    without arguments. For example:

        # In your model class
        __PACKAGE__->config(
            app_key  => 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
            username => 'danieltwc',
            password => 'secret',
        );

        # In a controller action
        my $evdb = $c->model('EVDB');
        $evdb->login or die 'Error logging in: ' . $evdb->errstr;

        # Call an EVDB method which requires authentication
        my %args = (
            title      => 'Lamb',
            start_time => '2006-03-18T21:00:00',
            tags       => 'music',
            venue_id   => 'V0-001-000160549-4',
        );

        my $response = $evdb->call('events/new', \%args);

    This method also supports passwords which have already been hashed using
    MD5. Use the "password_md5" key instead of "password" when calling the
    method or in your configuration.

SEE ALSO
    * Catalyst::Helper::Model::EVDB
    * Catalyst
    * EVDB::API

AUTHOR
    Daniel Westermann-Clark <danieltwc@cpan.org>

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    * Brian Cassidy, for clever "new" code

LICENSE
    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.