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  1. package hw-prim

    Primitive functions and data types Primitive functions and data types.

  2. package hw-rankselect-base

    Rank-select base Please see README.md

  3. package hw-string-parse

    String parser Please see README.md

  4. package hxt-css

    CSS selectors for HXT This package makes it possible to easily traverse (X)HTML/XML documents using CSS selectors. It supports all CSS level 3 selectors except the ones that do not make sense outside a web browser (e.g. such as :hover or ::first-letter). Also, there is no support for namespaced selectors.

  5. package hxt-http

    Interface to native Haskell HTTP package HTTP Interface to native Haskell HTTP package HTTP. This package can be used as alternative for the hxt-curl package for accessing documents via HTTP. Changes from 9.1.3: Works with ghc-7.10 Changes to 9.1.3: New warnings from ghc-7.4 removed

  6. package hxt-xpath

    The XPath modules for HXT. The Haskell XML Toolbox XPath library. Changes from 9.1.2: Bug in indexing result sets removed

  7. package hyperbole

    Interactive HTML apps using type-safe serverside Haskell Interactive serverside web framework Inspired by HTMX, Elm, and Phoenix LiveView

  8. package identicon

    Flexible generation of identicons Flexible generation of identicons.

  9. package imagesize-conduit

    Determine the size of some common image formats. Currently supports PNG, GIF, and JPEG. This package provides a Sink that will consume the minimum number of bytes necessary to determine the image dimensions.

  10. package immortal-queue

    Build a pool of queue-processing worker threads. immortal-queue is a library for build an asynchronous worker pool that processes action from a generic queue. You can use any thread-safe datatype with a push and pop like a TQueue or a persistent database table. The worker pool is configured by building an ImmortalQueue type, which describes how to push and pop from the queue as well as how to process items and handle errors. For a simple usage example using a TQueue, see the module documentation. For a more complex example that uses a persistent database as a queue, see Southern Exposure's website code.

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