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LeanCheck support for the Hspec test framework. LeanCheck support for the Hspec test framework. This package can be used to incorporate LeanCheck tests into Hspec test suites. Please see the Haddock documentation and README for more details.
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Read environment variables for hspec tests Read environment variables for hspec tests. See Test.Hspec.NeedEnv.
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Hspec expectations for testing Parsec parsers Hspec expectations for testing Parsec parsers
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Testing JSON APIs with hspec-wai Testing JSON APIs with hspec-wai
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Write end2end web application tests using webdriver and hspec For end to end testing of web applications from Haskell, the webdriver package is a great tool but just contains the code to communicate with the browser. This package integrates webdriver with hspec.
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Statistics Purely functional interface for statistics based on hmatrix and hmatrix-gsl-stats The vector type is Data.Vector.Storable from the vector package and compatible with the statistics package. http://hackage.haskell.org/package/statistics Feature requests, suggestions, and bug fixes welcome.
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Validating an email address against HTML standard The library allows to validate and parse an email address as it's defined in HTML standard. Note that HTML specification of a valid email address is a 'willful violation' of RFC 5322. If you want to validate an address against RFC 5322 you should use email-validate.
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Quasiquoter for building URLs with ToHttpApiData types Quasiquoter for building URLs with strings interpolated using ToHttpApiData instances
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HTTP client overrides A library for applying overrides to ManagerSettings when using the http-client library.
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HTTP and WebSocket client based on io-streams An HTTP client with WebSocket (RFC 6455) support, using the Snap Framework's io-streams library to handle the streaming IO. The http-io-streams API designed for ease of use when querying web services and dealing with the result as streaming I/O. The main HTTP/1.1 part of the library is exported in a single module Network.Http.Client; the WebSocket specific functionality is available from the Network.Http.Client.WebSocket module. NOTE: This package originally started as a fork of http-streams with a lighter dependency footprint focusing on core HTTP functionality.