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I just released C<MooseX::Traits> to the CPAN.

Something I like to do is to create a class, and then create a bunch
of roles that enhance the functionality of that class.  Then, when I
need to use a set of features, I create a new class like:

    lang:perl
    package Class::WithAVarietyOfRoles;
    use Moose;
    extends 'Class';
    with qw/A Variety Of Roles/;

This is kind of a pain, because now I have to type C<<
Class::WithAVarietyOfRoles->new >> instead of C<< Class->new >>, and I
have to have a file containing my composed class definition.

So, I created a role that automates the process, C<MooseX::Traits>.
Now all I do is apply C<MooseX::Traits> to my extensible class:

  package Class;
  use Moose;
  with 'MooseX::Traits';
  ...

And decide which roles I want at C<new> time:

  my $instance = Class->new_with_traits( traits => [qw/A Variety Of Roles/], ... );

This ends up being exactly the same, but a but more dynamic than
creating an entire file just to say the same thing.  Everything else
works the same; you can even supply values to initialize the traits'
attributes.

All the details will be available at search.cpan soon; for now, just
examine my git repository at
L<http://git.jrock.us/?p=MooseX-Traits.git>.  Enjoy.
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