I am currently working through this <a http://oliverguenther.de/2014/04/applications-with-mojolicious-part-four-database-schemas-with-dbixclass/ tutorial on building a mojolicious web app for a project in the tutorial he talks about using this in a script to create a database schema. my $schema = Moblo::Schema->connect('dbi:SQLite:moblo.db'); $schema->deploy(); and I have tried running perl -e '...' putting it in different files and everything else I can think of, but to no success here is my code on https://www.github.com/caseycole589/MojoDojo => github I am pretty lost on how to get this thing to create the schema so any help would be appreciated.

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