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persistent-documentation Documentation DSL for persistent entities A convenient DSL that allows you to attach documentation to persistent database entities
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Backend for the persistent library using mongoDB. MongoDB backend for the persistent library.
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Monad transformer for the persistent API A monad transformer and mtl-style type class for using the persistent API directly in your monad transformer stack.
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Efficient and correct pagination for persistent or esqueleto queries. Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/parsonsmatt/persistent-pagination#readme
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Backend for persistent library using Redis. Based on the Redis package.
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Type safe access to multiple database schemata. See README.md for more details, examples, and fun.
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A postgresql-simple transaction monad A postgresql-simple transaction monad
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Do signal handling and orphan reaping for Unix PID1 init processes Please see README.md or view Haddocks at https://www.stackage.org/package/pid1
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An alternative implementation of Thrift for Haskell. This library provides machinery for types to specify how they can be serialized and deserialized into/from Thrift payloads. It makes no assumptions on how these payloads are sent or received and performs no code generation. Types may specify how to be serialized and deserialized by defining instances of the Pinchable typeclass by hand, with automatically derived instances by using generics or by using the pinch-gen code generator. Check the documentation in the Pinch module for more information. What is Thrift? Apache Thrift provides an interface description language, a set of communication protocols, and a code generator and libraries for various programming languages to interact with the generated code. Pinch aims to provide an alternative implementation of Thrift for Haskell.
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Servant bindings to Pinecone This package provides comprehensive and type-safe bindings to Pinecone, providing both a Servant interface and non-Servant interface for convenience. Read the README below for a fully worked usage example. Otherwise, browse the Pinecone module, which is the intended package entrypoint.