Hi frazap

I thought that the way how they solved it in this example was pretty neat:

https://github.com/tempire/MojoExample/blob/master/lib/MojoFull.pm

They set up a helper 'db' inside of the startup method that handles the connection.

Hope this helps,

Veltro

edit And this is how I set up my connection:

    my $schema = <YourSchemaLocation>::Schema->connect(
        "DBI:mysql:database=<DatabaseName>;host=localhost",
        "<LoginName>",
        "<Password>",
        {
            'RaiseError' => 1,
            'quote_char' => '`', # Needed in case you use reserved sym
+bols such as: 'group' is a reserved symbol
            'name_sep'   => '.'
        }
    ) ;
    # In case you want debugging
    # $schema->storage->debug( 1 ) ;

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Replace <YourSchemaLocation> with your schema, <DatabaseName> with your database, <LoginName> and <Password> with the MySQL credentials that you use.

edit 2: Two more links that could be of interest for you:

In reply to Re: How can I get a database handler with Mojolicious::Plugin::Database by Veltro
in thread How can I get a database handler with Mojolicious::Plugin::Database by frazap

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