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This module has been deprecated in favor of MooseX::Method::Signatures. It is being maintained purely for people who need more time to change their implementations. It should not be used for new code. This module is an attempt to solve a problem I've often encountered but never really found any good solution for: validation of method parameters. How many times have we all ourselves writing code like this: sub foo { my ($self,$args) = @_; die "Invalid arg1" unless (defined $arg->{bar} && $arg->{bar} =~ m/bar/); } Manual parameter validation is a tedious, repetive process and maintaining it consistently throughout your code can be downright hard sometimes. Modules like Params::Validate makes the job a bit easier, but it doesn't do much for elegance and it still requires more weird code than what should, strictly speaking, be neccesary. MooseX::Method to the rescue! It lets you declare which parameters people should pass to your method using Moose-style declaration and Moose types. It doesn't get much Moosier than this.
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