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Hybrid Public Key Encryption Hybrid Public Key Encryption defined in RFC9180
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Extra utilities for hpqtypes library The following extras for hpqtypes library: . * DSL for easy, modular construction of SQL queries. . * System for automatic validation and migration of a database schema.
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Generalization of MonadReader and ReaderT using hset Generalization of MonadReader and ReaderT using hset
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Allow aeson data types to be used with Lua. This package provides instances to push and receive any datatype encodable as JSON to and from the Lua stack.
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Type classes for HsLua Type classes for convenient marshalling and calling of Lua functions.
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Lua module to work with file paths. Lua module to work with file paths in a platform independent way.
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Lua module for text UTF-8 aware subset of Lua's string module. This package is part of HsLua, a Haskell framework built around the embeddable scripting language Lua.
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Lua module to work with version specifiers. Wrapper for the Data.Version.Version Haskell type.
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Lua module to work with file zips. Module with function for creating, modifying, and extracting files from zip archives.
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hspec-expectations-json Hspec expectations for JSON Values Hspec expectations for JSON Values Comparing JSON Values in Haskell tests comes with some challenges:
- In API responses, additive changes are typically safe and an important way to evolve responses without breaking clients. Therefore, assertions against such responses often want to ignore any unexpected keys in Objects (at any depth), as any clients would.
- Order often doesn't matter in API responses either, so it should be possible to assert equality regardless of Array ordering (again, at any depth).
- When an assertion fails, showing the difference clearly needs to take the above into account (i.e. it can't show keys you've ignored, or ordering differences you didn't care about), and it has to display things clearly, e.g. as a diff.