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package netcode-io

Bindings to the low-level netcode.io library. Bindings to the low-level netcode.io library, which come in two flavors: c-level bindings and a high-level interface to the library. For the low level interface, refer to the Bindings.Netcode.IO module. For the high-level interface, which is a bit closer to idiomatic Haskell, refer to the Netcode.IO module.
package nettle

safe nettle binding safe binding for the nettle (http://www.lysator.liu.se/~nisse/nettle/nettle.html) library. Tested with 3.4, might work with 3.2 (but not earlier).
package netwire-input

Input handling abstractions for netwire This package contains a collection of Monad typeclasses that support interaction with input devices such as keyboard and mice. Moreover, these typeclasses are used to create wires from the netwire package the produce mouse and keyboard input values in a reactive way. This package cannot be used independently and must be used with another package that provides instantiation of these typeclasses such as netwire-input-glfw.
package netwire-input-glfw

GLFW instance of netwire-input This package contains the necessary glue to allow the use of wires from the netwire-input package. In general, the types associated here should be used only sparingly to plumb the input state through your netwire program. Otherwise, the state should not be modified directly.
package network-conduit-tls

Create TLS-aware network code with conduits Uses the tls package for a pure-Haskell implementation.
package network-ip

Internet Protocol data structures This package provides Internet Protocol data structures
package network-multicast

Simple multicast library The Network.Multicast module is for sending UDP datagrams over multicast (class D) addresses.

Library for parsing and expanding URI Templates, as per RFC 6570 As per the RFC,

For example, the following URI Template includes a form-style
parameter expression, as indicated by the "?" operator appearing
before the variable names.


http:/www.example.comfoo{?query,number}


The expansion process for expressions beginning with the question-
mark ("?") operator follows the same pattern as form-style interfaces
on the World Wide Web:


http:/www.example.comfoo{?query,number}
_____________/
|
|
For each defined variable in [ query, number ],
substitute "?" if it is the first substitution or "&"
thereafter, followed by the variable name, '=', and the
variable's value.


If the variables have the values


query  := "mycelium"
number := 100


then the expansion of the above URI Template is


http:/www.example.comfoo?query=mycelium&number=100


Alternatively, if query is undefined, then the expansion would be


http:/www.example.comfoo?number=100


or if both variables are undefined, then it would be


http:/www.example.comfoo

This library handles expanding such templates.

package network-wait

Lightweight library for waiting on networked services to become available. Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/mbg/network-wait#readme
package nfc

libnfc bindings nfc is a set of bindings to libnfc

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