SYNOPSIS

use Typed::Subroutines;

# create a subtype from Sub
    subset TwoArgSub         of Sub where typed_sub(Any, Any);
    subset TakesIntAndString of Sub where typed_sub(Int, Str);

my TwoArgSub         $a;
    my TakesIntAndString $b;

$a = sub ($a, $b) { ... }; # lives
    $a = sub ($a)     { ... }; # dies

$b = sub (Int $a, Str $b) { ... }; # lives
    $b = sub (Int $a,     $b) { ... }; # dies

# validate subroutines passed to your subroutines (dawg)
    sub doStuff(Int $a, Str $b, &operation where typed_sub(Int, Str)}) {
        ...
    }

doStuff(99, "bottles of beer", -> Int $a, Str $b { ... }) # lives
    doStuff(99, "bottles of beer", -> Rat $a, Num $b { ... }) # dies

DESCRIPTION

Typed::Subroutines let you specify subroutine types verifying the parameter list so you can have better type checking for first-class functions.

I'll write more docs when I'm less tired.