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A Haskell pre-processor See the README for usage examples
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Embed a Ruby intepreter in your Haskell program ! This works with Ruby 2.2+. Everything you need should be in Foreign.Ruby.Safe.
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hs-opentelemetry-exporter-otlp OpenTelemetry exporter supporting the standard OTLP protocol Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/iand675/hs-opentelemetry/tree/main/exporters/otlp#readme
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OpenTelemetry protocol buffer modules generated for the OTLP protocol by the proto-lens package Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/iand675/hs-opentelemetry#readme
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hs-opentelemetry-propagator-b3 Trace propagation via HTTP headers following the b3 tracestate spec. Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/iand675/hs-opentelemetry/tree/main/propagators/b3#readme
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OpenTelemetry SDK for use in applications. Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/iand675/hs-opentelemetry/tree/main/sdk#readme
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hs-opentelemetry-vendor-honeycomb Optional OpenTelemetry integration for Honeycomb Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/iand675/hs-opentelemetry#readme
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Integrating Sass into Haskell applications. This package provides quite simple (but not too simple) API for compilation of Sass code. It uses libsass (hlibsass) underneath, so the code it parses/generates should be compatible with original Sass implementation (or at least sassc). This package tries to minimize C API usage, so the only place where it is used is in the compileFile / compileString methods. This allows us to stay pure as long as we can and not waste performance for going back and forth. If you feel that compilation options constrain you too much, you may use rest of modules without it. With them, you can use Haskell types and mechanisms to manage libsass's data(eg. importers, options, values) and modify compilation process as you like.
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Asynchronous DNS Resolver This library provides an asynchronous DNS resolver on top of GNU ADNS http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ian/adns/. Not all options are supported, but A, MX, and PTR lookups work nicely. There is also support for retrieving generic RR types, CNAMEs, and for NSEC zone walking. The library can be expected to work with fine ADNS 1.4 or later. It might also work with version ADNS 1.3, but that hasn't been tested. The example program adns-reverse-lookup.hs demonstrates how the resolver is used. Given a list of host names on the command line, it performs an A/PTR double-lookup and checks whether the records are consistent. The output is printed in the order in which the DNS responses arrive:
$ ./adns-reverse-lookup cryp.to localhost www.example.com OK: localhost <-> 127.0.0.1 FAIL: cryp.to -> 217.19.183.102 -> ["zuse.cryp.to"] OK: www.example.com <-> 192.0.32.10
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Install Haskell software This is a tool for deploying software projects into directory structures suitable for installation on a system. It builds upon the `stack install` command and adds more features. It's also a tool for easier AppImage creation.