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urlpath

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Dirt-simple, embarrassing, horribly unimaginative URL combinator library for Haskell.

Installation

λ> cabal install urlpath

Usage

You can use the combinators purely, if you’re into that:

λ> expandRelative $ "foo.php" <?> ("key1","bar") <&> ("key2","baz")

↪ "foo.asp?key1=bar&key2=baz"

Or you can use them with a configurable root, via the Reader monad:

λ> runReader
     (runAbsoluteUrl $ url $ "foo.asp" <?> ("key1","bar") <&> ("key2","baz"))
     "http://example.com"

↪ "http://example.com/foo.asp?key1=bar&key2=baz"

url puts the UrlString in a MonadReader that we can use for applying our⋅ host. We use different monads for different deployment schemes (currently we⋅ have 3 - RelativeUrlT, GroundedUrlT, and AbsoluteUrlT), which we can⋅ integrate in different libraries, like Lucid:

λ> (runAbsoluteUrl $ renderTextT $ do
     foo <- lift $ url $ "foo" <?> ("bar","baz")
     script_ [src_ foo] "" )
   ) "example.com"

↪ "<script src=\"example.com/foo?bar=baz\"></script>"

and, in Scotty:

main :: IO ()
main = scottyT 3000
    rootConf
    rootConf
    run

  where
    rootConf = flip runAbsoluteT "http://example.com"

    run :: ( MonadIO m
           , MonadReader T.Text m
           , Url T.Text m ) =>
           ScottyT LT.Text m ()
    run = get "/" $ do
      path <- lift $ url $ "foo" <?> ("bar","baz")
      text $ LT.fromStrict path
λ> curl localhost:3000/
↪ "http://example.com/foo?bar=baz"

How to run tests

λ> cabal install hspec --enable-tests && cabal test --show-details=always

Contributing

I would prefer it that any inquiries and questions go to the Gitter Chat room, while any suggestions, complaints, or requests go in the GitHub Issues / Waffle Dashboard. All ideas are welcome! (Except really gross ones. I’ve got limits.)