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README
consul-haskell
package: A consul client for Haskell
This package is a work-in-progress, but much of the functionality works.
It was originally made by Alpha Heavy Industries and maintainance is helped by @nh2 with partial time sponsoring from FP Complete.
Testing
stack test
; you need to have consul
on PATH
.
If you don't want to care about such dependencies, install Nix, set up NUR (see [shell.nix
](shell.nix)) and run:
stack --nix-shell-file shell.nix test
which will provide all needed programs for you.