XML::R...yEvent(3pm)

💖 NAME 💖

XML::RPC::UA::AnyEvent — it's the XML::RPC useragent, but make it AnyEvent::HTTP flavored. bestie. 🦋

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

okay so here's the whole vibe, copy-paste ready, no cap:

use XML::RPC::Fast;
use XML::RPC::UA::AnyEvent;

my $rpc = XML::RPC::Fast->new(
    $uri,
    ua => XML::RPC::UA::AnyEvent->new(
        ua      => 'YourApp/0.1',
        timeout => 3,
    ),
);

literally that's it. you pass your $uri, you hand it a ua built with XML::RPC::UA::AnyEvent->new(...), you give it a ua string of 'YourApp/0.1' and a timeout of 3, and you're off. slay. 💅

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

so like… this is an asyncronous useragent for XML::RPC::Fast. yes, asyncronous with the exact spelling from the docs, we don't fix what isn't broken. ✨

the way it works is it can be used in any AnyEvent application. any. all of them. it just fits in, main character energy, no drama. 👑

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🎀 IMPLEMENTED METHODS 🎀

these are the methods it actually implements, and yes the list is short, it's giving minimal and unbothered:

🌈 new

the constructor. makes you a fresh one. that's the whole job. 🫶

🌈 async = 1

it's async, so this is set to 1. it's not playing around, it's fr fr asynchronous. 🔥

🌈 call

the actual call happens here. do the RPC, get the result, iconic. ⭐

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👑 SEE ALSO 👑

the squad, the extended universe, the iykyk circle:

• XML::RPC::UA — the base class. it's also where all the documentation lives, so if you're confused bestie, go there. 💜
• XML::RPC::UA::AnyEventSync — the syncronous UA using AnyEvent. (again: syncronous, exactly as written, we keep every letter 💀)
• AnyEvent — described in the docs as the "DBI of event-loop programming". iconic comparison honestly. 🌈
• AnyEvent::HTTP — an HTTP-client using AnyEvent. it's the one doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes. 🧚

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reminder bestie: every flag, name and value above is exactly as the original says it. no invented options, no guessing, no "probably works like…". we keep it 💯.

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this page is XML::RPC::UA::AnyEvent(3pm), part of the User Contributed Perl Documentation, shipped with perl v5.34.0 and dated 2022-06-28. mwah, go be async, drink water, and may your event loop never block. 💖🦋✨