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Programming language: Haskell
License: BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License
Latest version: v0.4.2
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README
http-api-data
This package defines typeclasses used for converting Haskell data types to and from HTTP API data.
Examples
Booleans:
>>> toUrlPiece True
"true"
>>> parseUrlPiece "false" :: Either Text Bool
Right False
>>> parseUrlPieces ["true", "false", "undefined"] :: Either Text [Bool]
Left "could not parse: `undefined'"
Numbers:
>>> toQueryParam 45.2
"45.2"
>>> parseQueryParam "452" :: Either Text Int
Right 452
>>> toQueryParams [1..5]
["1","2","3","4","5"]
>>> parseQueryParams ["127", "255"] :: Either Text [Int8]
Left "out of bounds: `255' (should be between -128 and 127)"
Strings:
>>> toHeader "hello"
"hello"
>>> parseHeader "world" :: Either Text String
Right "world"
Calendar day:
>>> toQueryParam (fromGregorian 2015 10 03)
"2015-10-03"
>>> toGregorian <$> parseQueryParam "2016-12-01"
Right (2016,12,1)
Contributing
Contributions and bug reports are welcome!