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Extend vformat to time datatypes Please see http://hackage.haskell.org/package/vformat-time
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Implementation of SuperCollider server specifications An interface-agnostic implementation of specs for SuperCollider server types and commands. - Server Command Reference - Synth Definition File Format Note this is an in-progress (incomplete) implementation. Currently only the server commands needed for the "vivid" package are supported.
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Unix backend for Vty This package provides Unix terminal support for Vty.
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Enforce HTTPS in Wai server app safely. Wai middleware enforcing HTTPS protocol on any incoming request. In case of non-encrypted HTTP, traffic is redirected using 301 Permanent Redirect or optionally 307 Temporary Redirect. Middleware has compatibility modes for various reverse proxies (load balancers) and therefore can be used with Heroku, Google Cloud (Ingress), Azure or any other type of PAS or Cloud provider.
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Feature flag support for WAI applications. Please see the README at https://github.com/jwoudenberg/wai-feature-flags.
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Launch a web app in the default browser. API docs and the README are available at http://www.stackage.org/package/wai-handler-launch.
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WAI Middleware for Bearer Token Authentication Please see the README on GitHub at https://github.com/martin-bednar/wai-middleware-bearer#readme
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wai-middleware-caching-lru Initial project template from stack Please see README.md
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wai-middleware-caching-redis Cache Wai Middleware using Redis backend Please see README.md
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GNU Terry Pratchett - Add the X-Clacks-Overhead Header to Wai Responses. "You know they'll never really die while the Trunk is alive." wai-middleware-clacks is a middleware that inserts an arbitrary X-Clacks-Overhead header into every Wai response. From GNU Terry Pratchett:
In Terry Pratchett's Discworld series, the clacks are a series of semaphore towers loosely based on the concept of the telegraph. Invented by an artificer named Robert Dearheart, the towers could send messages "at the speed of light" using standardized codes. Three of these codes are of particular import: G: send the message on N: do not log the message U: turn the message around at the end of the line and send it back again When Dearheart's son John died due to an accident while working on a clacks tower, Dearheart inserted John's name into the overhead of the clacks with a "GNU" in front of it as a way to memorialize his son forever (or for at least as long as the clacks are standing.) Keeping the legacy of Sir Terry Pratchett alive forever. For as long as his name is still passed along the Clacks, Death can't have him.
Please see the README or module documentation for usage instructions.