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1. mkPersistWith :: MkPersistSettings -> [EntityDef] -> [UnboundEntityDef] -> Q [Dec]

   persistent	Database.Persist.TH.Internal

   Like mkPersist, but allows you to provide a [EntityDef] representing the predefined entities. This function will include those EntityDef when looking for foreign key references. You should use this if you intend on defining Persistent models in multiple files. Suppose we define a table Foo which has no dependencies.

   module DB.Foo where
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [] [persistLowerCase|
   Foo
   name    Text
   |]
   

   Then, we define a table Bar which depends on Foo:

   module DB.Bar where
   
   import DB.Foo
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [entityDef (Proxy :: Proxy Foo)] [persistLowerCase|
   Bar
   fooId  FooId
   |]
   

   Writing out the list of EntityDef can be annoying. The $(discoverEntities) shortcut will work to reduce this boilerplate.

   module DB.Quux where
   
   import DB.Foo
   import DB.Bar
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings $(discoverEntities) [persistLowerCase|
   Quux
   name     Text
   fooId    FooId
   barId    BarId
   |]
   

2. mkPersistSettings :: Type -> MkPersistSettings

   hledger-web	Hledger.Web.Import

   Create an MkPersistSettings with default values.

3. mkPersistWith :: MkPersistSettings -> [EntityDef] -> [UnboundEntityDef] -> Q [Dec]

   hledger-web	Hledger.Web.Import

   Like mkPersist, but allows you to provide a [EntityDef] representing the predefined entities. This function will include those EntityDef when looking for foreign key references. You should use this if you intend on defining Persistent models in multiple files. Suppose we define a table Foo which has no dependencies.

   module DB.Foo where
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [] [persistLowerCase|
   Foo
   name    Text
   |]
   

   Then, we define a table Bar which depends on Foo:

   module DB.Bar where
   
   import DB.Foo
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [entityDef (Proxy :: Proxy Foo)] [persistLowerCase|
   Bar
   fooId  FooId
   |]
   

   Writing out the list of EntityDef can be annoying. The $(discoverEntities) shortcut will work to reduce this boilerplate.

   module DB.Quux where
   
   import DB.Foo
   import DB.Bar
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings $(discoverEntities) [persistLowerCase|
   Quux
   name     Text
   fooId    FooId
   barId    BarId
   |]
   

4. mkPersistSettings :: Type -> MkPersistSettings

   classy-prelude-yesod	ClassyPrelude.Yesod

   Create an MkPersistSettings with default values.

5. mkPersistWith :: MkPersistSettings -> [EntityDef] -> [UnboundEntityDef] -> Q [Dec]

   classy-prelude-yesod	ClassyPrelude.Yesod

   Like mkPersist, but allows you to provide a [EntityDef] representing the predefined entities. This function will include those EntityDef when looking for foreign key references. You should use this if you intend on defining Persistent models in multiple files. Suppose we define a table Foo which has no dependencies.

   module DB.Foo where
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [] [persistLowerCase|
   Foo
   name    Text
   |]
   

   Then, we define a table Bar which depends on Foo:

   module DB.Bar where
   
   import DB.Foo
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings [entityDef (Proxy :: Proxy Foo)] [persistLowerCase|
   Bar
   fooId  FooId
   |]
   

   Writing out the list of EntityDef can be annoying. The $(discoverEntities) shortcut will work to reduce this boilerplate.

   module DB.Quux where
   
   import DB.Foo
   import DB.Bar
   
   mkPersistWith sqlSettings $(discoverEntities) [persistLowerCase|
   Quux
   name     Text
   fooId    FooId
   barId    BarId
   |]
   

6. data MkPersistSettings

   persistent	Database.Persist.TH

   Settings that can be passed to the mkPersist (mps) function to control what code is generated. This is (just) the data type definition, so you will most likely want to use and adapt concrete values like sqlSettings.

7. data MkPersistSettings

   persistent	Database.Persist.TH.Internal

   Settings that can be passed to the mkPersist (mps) function to control what code is generated. This is (just) the data type definition, so you will most likely want to use and adapt concrete values like sqlSettings.

8. data MkPersistSettings

   persistent-test	Init

   Settings that can be passed to the mkPersist (mps) function to control what code is generated. This is (just) the data type definition, so you will most likely want to use and adapt concrete values like sqlSettings.

9. data MkPersistSettings

   hledger-web	Hledger.Web.Import

   Settings that can be passed to the mkPersist (mps) function to control what code is generated. This is (just) the data type definition, so you will most likely want to use and adapt concrete values like sqlSettings.

10. data MkPersistSettings

    classy-prelude-yesod	ClassyPrelude.Yesod

    Settings that can be passed to the mkPersist (mps) function to control what code is generated. This is (just) the data type definition, so you will most likely want to use and adapt concrete values like sqlSettings.

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