add

  $c->add($module);
  $c->add($module => $minimum_version);

adds a module with/without a minimum version as a requirement or a suggestion, depending on the eval state. You can add a module with different versions as many times as you wish. The actual minimum version for the module is calculated inside (by CPAN::Meta::Requirements).

register_keyword_parser, remove_keyword_parser, register_method_parser, register_sub_parser

  $c->register_keyword_parser(
    'func_name',
    [$parser_class, 'parser_for_the_func', $used_module],
  );
  $c->remove_keyword_parser('func_name');

  $c->register_method_parser(
    'method_name',
    [$parser_class, 'parser_for_the_method', $used_module],
  );

If you find a module that can export a loader function is actually "use"d (such as Moose that can export an "extends" function that will load a module internally), you might also register the loader function as a custom keyword dynamically so that the scanner can also run a callback for the function to parse its argument tokens.

You can also remove the keyword when you find the module is "no"ed (and when the module supports "unimport").

You can also register a method callback on the fly (but you can't remove it).

If you always want to check some functions/methods when you load a plugin, just register them using a "register" method in the plugin.

requires

suggests

new

has_callbacks, has_callback_for, run_callback_for

  next unless $c->has_callbacks('use');
  next unless $c->has_callbacks_for('use', 'base');
  $c->run_callbacks_for('use', 'base', $tokens);

"has_callbacks" returns true if a callback for "use", "no", "keyword", or "method" is registered. "has_callbacks_for" returns true if a callback for the module/keyword/method is registered. "run_callbacks_for" is to run the callback.

has_added