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  1. package hackage-cli

    CLI tool for Hackage With hackage-cli you can manage .cabal files, e.g. (bulk-)upload revised variants.

  2. package hackage-security-HTTP

    Hackage security bindings against the HTTP library The hackage security library provides a HttpLib abstraction to allow to bind against different HTTP libraries. This library implements this abstraction using the HTTP library.

  3. package happstack-jmacro

    Support for using JMacro with Happstack JMacro provides QuasiQuote support for embedding javascript in Haskell source. This module provides some helper functions for serving the generated javascript via Happstack

  4. package happstack-server-tls

    extend happstack-server with https:// support (TLS/SSL) Allows you to use https:// without relying on apache, nginx, etc

  5. package haskell-src-exts-util

    Helper functions for working with haskell-src-exts trees Helper functions for working with haskell-src-exts trees.

  6. package haskey-btree

    B+-tree implementation in Haskell. This package provides two B+-tree implementations. The first one is a pure B+-tree of a specific order, while the second one is an impure one backed by a page allocator. For more information on how to use this package, visit https://github.com/haskell-haskey/haskey-btree

  7. package hasql-listen-notify

    LISTEN/NOTIFY with hasql LISTEN/NOTIFY with hasql.

  8. package hasql-optparse-applicative

    "optparse-applicative" parsers for "hasql" "optparse-applicative" parsers for "hasql"

  9. package hasql-th

    Template Haskell utilities for Hasql Extension-library for Hasql, bringing compile-time syntax checking, great simplification of declaration of statements and other TemplateHaskell-based utilities. For details please see the readme.

  10. package hdaemonize

    Library to handle the details of writing daemons for UNIX Provides functions that help writing better UNIX daemons, daemonize and serviced/serviced': daemonize does what a daemon should do (forking and closing descriptors), while serviced does that and more (syslog interface, PID file writing, start-stop-restart command line handling, dropping privileges).

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