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  1. package sexp-grammar

    Invertible grammar combinators for S-expressions Serialisation to and deserialisation from S-expressions derived from a single grammar definition.

  2. package shared-memory

    POSIX shared memory POSIX shared memory library.

  3. package shell-conduit

    Write shell scripts with Conduit Write shell scripts with Conduit. See Data.Conduit.Shell for documentation.

  4. package shellify

    A tool for generating shell.nix files Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/danielrolls/shellify

  5. package shellmet

    Out of the shell solution for scripting in Haskell Shellmet provides easy and convenient way to call shell commands from Haskell programs

  6. package shellwords

    Parse strings into words, like a shell would See https://codeberg.org/pbrisbin/hs-shellwords#readme

  7. package shower

    Clean up the formatting of 'show' output Clean up the formatting of show output

  8. package siggy-chardust

    Rounding rationals to significant digits and decimal places. The round function from the prelude returns an integer. The standard librarys of C and C++ have round functions that return floating point numbers. Rounding in this library takes and returns rationals and can round to a number of significant digits or a number of decimal places.

  9. package simple

    A minimalist web framework for the WAI server interface Simple is "framework-less" web framework for Haskell web applications based on the WAI server interface (e.g. for use with the warp server). Simple does not enforce a particular structure or paradigm for web applications. Rather, Simple contains tools to help you create your own patterns (or re-create existing ones). Simple is minimalist, providing a lightweight base - the most basic Simple app is little more than a WAI Application with some routing logic. Everything else (e.g. authentication, controllers, persistence, caching etc') is provided in composable units, so you can include only the ones you need in your app, and easily replace with your own components. To get started, create an app skeleton with the smpl utility:

    $ cabal install simple
    $ smpl create my_app_name
    $ cd my_app_name
    $ smpl
    
    See Web.Simple for a more detailed introduction.

  10. package simple-cabal

    Cabal file wrapper library Find and read .cabal files, and a Cabal dependency compatibility layer.

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