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webdriver Test.WebDriver.Cookies No documentation available.
aesonResultToWD :: MonadBaseControl IO wd => Result a -> wd awebdriver Test.WebDriver.JSON Convert an Aeson parser result to WD.
aesonDefaults :: HasSwaggerAesonOptions a => Proxy a -> POP Maybe (Code a)openapi3 Data.OpenApi.Internal.AesonUtils No documentation available.
aesonDefaults :: HasSwaggerAesonOptions a => Proxy a -> POP Maybe (Code a)swagger2 Data.Swagger.Internal.AesonUtils No documentation available.
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Tools to change the formatting of field names in Aeson instances. Tools to change the formatting of field names in Aeson instances. This includes CamelCasing, Pascal Casing and Snake Casing.
aesonDrop :: Int -> (String -> String) -> Optionsaeson-casing Data.Aeson.Casing Creates an Aeson options object that drops a specific number of characters from the front of a field name, then applies a casing function.
aesonPrefix :: (String -> String) -> Optionsaeson-casing Data.Aeson.Casing Creates an Aeson options object that drops the field name prefix from a field, then applies a casing function. We assume a convention of the prefix always being lower case, and the first letter of the actual field name being uppercase. This accommodated for field names in GHC 7.8 and below.
data Person = Person { personFirstName :: Text , personLastName :: Text } deriving (Generic) data Dog = Dog { dogFirstName :: Text } deriving (Generic)
In the above cases, dog and person are always dropped from the JSON field names.aesonDrop :: Int -> (String -> String) -> Optionsaeson-casing Data.Aeson.Casing.Internal Creates an Aeson options object that drops a specific number of characters from the front of a field name, then applies a casing function.
aesonPrefix :: (String -> String) -> Optionsaeson-casing Data.Aeson.Casing.Internal Creates an Aeson options object that drops the field name prefix from a field, then applies a casing function. We assume a convention of the prefix always being lower case, and the first letter of the actual field name being uppercase. This accommodated for field names in GHC 7.8 and below.
data Person = Person { personFirstName :: Text , personLastName :: Text } deriving (Generic) data Dog = Dog { dogFirstName :: Text } deriving (Generic)
In the above cases, dog and person are always dropped from the JSON field names.-
Extract and apply patches to JSON documents. This is a small library for working with changes to JSON documents. It includes a library and two command-line executables in the style of the diff(1) and patch(1) commands available on many systems.