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generic-lens

9.8 0.0 emgm VS generic-lens

Generically derive traversals, lenses, and prisms.
generic-records

9.8 0.0 emgm VS generic-records

Generically derive traversals, lenses, and prisms.

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generics-sop

9.5 0.0 emgm VS generics-sop

Generic Programming using True Sums of Products
compdata

9.2 0.0 emgm VS compdata

Haskell library implementing "Data Types a la Carte"
generic-random

8.8 0.0 emgm VS generic-random

Generic random generators
generic-deriving

8.8 0.0 emgm VS generic-deriving

Generic programming library for generalised deriving.
uniplate

8.6 0.0 emgm VS uniplate

Haskell library for simple, concise and fast generic operations.
syb

8.6 0.0 emgm VS syb

Scrap Your Boilerplate generic programming library in Haskell
one-liner

8.1 0.0 emgm VS one-liner

Constraint-based generics
basic-sop

7.9 0.0 emgm VS basic-sop

Basic examples and functions for generics-sop
records-sop

7.5 0.0 emgm VS records-sop

Experimental implementation of generic record subtyping
lens-sop

7.5 0.0 emgm VS lens-sop

Computing lenses generically using generics-sop
generics-eot

7.4 1.9 emgm VS generics-eot

A library for generic programming that aims to be easy to understand
json-sop

7.4 0.0 emgm VS json-sop

Generic JSON (de)serialization using generics-sop
multirec

7.3 0.0 emgm VS multirec

Generic programming for families of recursive datatypes
pretty-sop

7.3 0.0 emgm VS pretty-sop

A generic pretty-printer using generics-sop
generic-override-aeson

7.2 0.0 emgm VS generic-override-aeson

Override instances used by Haskell's generic derivation
ListLike

6.9 0.0 emgm VS ListLike

Generic list-like structures [Haskell]
Capabilities

6.8 0.0 emgm VS Capabilities

A Haskell library providing separation of effects on the type level, effectively splitting up the monolithic IO-monad into more limited capabilities.
GenericPretty

6.7 0.0 emgm VS GenericPretty

A generic, derivable, haskell pretty printer - Research project, summer of 2011
generic-lens-labels

6.5 0.0 emgm VS generic-lens-labels

GHC.OverloadedLabels.IsLabel instance for lenses from ghc-generics
wakame

6.3 0.0 emgm VS wakame

Haskell library of row polymorphic record manipulator
compdata-param

6.1 0.0 emgm VS compdata-param

Haskell library implementing parametric compositional data types.
unfoldable

6.1 0.0 emgm VS unfoldable

Class of data structures that can be unfolded.
instant-generics

6.0 0.0 emgm VS instant-generics

Code repository for the instant-generics library
iso-deriving

5.9 0.0 emgm VS iso-deriving

Derive instances through isomorphisms
Strafunski-StrategyLib

5.6 0.0 emgm VS Strafunski-StrategyLib

Cabalized version of the StrategyLib library from Strafunski
geniplate-mirror

5.6 0.0 emgm VS geniplate-mirror

Use TH to generate uniplate-like functions.
genifunctors

5.5 0.0 emgm VS genifunctors

Generate generalized fmap, foldMap and traverse
geniplate

5.5 0.0 emgm VS geniplate

Use TH to generate uniplate-like functions.
text-generic-pretty

5.0 0.0 emgm VS text-generic-pretty

A generic, derivable, haskell pretty printer - Research project, summer of 2011
zipper

4.8 0.0 emgm VS zipper

Generic zipper for families of recursive datatypes
xformat

4.7 0.0 emgm VS xformat

Extensible, typed, scanf- and printf-like functions for formatted reading and showing in Haskell
regular

4.5 0.0 emgm VS regular

Code repository for the regular library
compdata-dags

4.5 0.0 emgm VS compdata-dags

Compositional Data Types on DAGs
generic-maybe

4.3 0.0 emgm VS generic-maybe

A generic version of Data.Maybe
regular-extras

3.3 0.0 emgm VS regular-extras

Code repository for the regular-extras library
yoko

3.3 0.0 emgm VS yoko

generic programming with disbanded data types
regular-web

3.2 0.0 emgm VS regular-web

Generic programming for the web.
Annotations

2.4 0.0 emgm VS Annotations

Constructing, analyzing and destructing annotated trees
smallcheck-kind-generics

2.2 0.0 emgm VS smallcheck-kind-generics

See README for more info
projection

2.0 0.0 emgm VS projection

Projection function for arbitrarily nested binary product types.
deriving-show-simple

1.9 0.0 emgm VS deriving-show-simple

Derive a Show instance without field selector names
church

1.4 0.0 emgm VS church

Automatically convert Generic instances to and from church representations
quiet

1.4 0.0 emgm VS quiet

Generic deriving of Read/Show with no record labels.
constr-eq

1.2 0.0 emgm VS constr-eq

Equality by only Constructor
compdata-fixplate

1.2 0.0 emgm VS compdata-fixplate

Compdata basics implemented on top of Fixplate
generic-constraints

1.1 0.0 emgm VS generic-constraints

Constraint-based generics
generic-optics-lite

- - emgm VS generic-optics-lite

Monomorphic field opics like with generic-lens
generic-lens-lite

- - emgm VS generic-lens-lite

Monomorphic field lens like with generic-lens

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Extensible and Modular Generics for the Masses

[Extensible and Modular Generics for the Masses] (EMGM) is a library for generic programming in Haskell.

Features

The primary features of EMGM include:

Datatype-generic programming using sum-of-product views
Large collection of ready-to-use generic functions
Included support for standard datatypes: lists, Maybe, tuples
Easy to add support for new datatypes
Type classes make writing new functions straightforward in a structurally inductive style
Generic functions are extensible with ad-hoc cases for arbitrary datatypes
Good performance of generic functions

The features of this distribution include:

The API is thoroughly documented with Haddock
Fully tested with QuickCheck and HUnit
Program coverage ensures that all useful code has been touched by tests

Examples

You can find examples of using EMGM in the examples directory of the source distribution.

Bugs & Support

To report bugs, use the Google Code project page for EMGM.

For general concerns and questions, use the Generics mailing list.