compendium-client alternatives and similar packages
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javascript-bridge
Bridge to JavaScript on the browser -
dmcc
Haskell bindings for AVAYA DMCC API and WebSockets server for AVAYA -
nakadi-client
Haskell Client Library for the Nakadi Event Broker -
resolv
Domain Name Service (DNS) lookup via the libresolv standard library routines -
network-address
IP data structures and textual representation -
network-data
Network data structures in Haskell (IP, UDP, TCP headers, etc) -
windns
Domain Name Service (DNS) lookup via the Windows dnsapi standard library -
network-uri-json
FromJSON and ToJSON Instances for Network.URI -
hatexmpp3
XMPP client with synthetic filesystem (9P) and (optional) graphical (GTK3) interfaces -
LDAPv3
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol V3 (LDAPv3) RFC4511 implementation -
hsendxmpp
sendxmpp clone and drop-in replacement, sending XMPP messages via CLI -
transient-universe-tls
Secure communications for transient-universe -
network-voicetext
VoiceText Web API Haskell wrapper library -
oauth2-jwt-bearer
OAuth2 jwt-bearer client flow as per rfc7523. -
iwlib
A binding to the iw library for getting info about the current WiFi connection. -
attoparsec-uri
A compositional URI parser / printer for attoparsec -
network-uri-lenses
lenses for http://hackage.haskell.org/package/network-uri -
network-simple-wss
Simple Haskell interface to TLS secured WebSockets -
google-oauth2-easy
📛 Easy Google Authentication integration - Authorization Code & Refresh Token
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Mu for Haskell
This repo defines a set of libraries to write microservices in a format- and protocol-independent way. It shares the same goals as Mu for Scala, but using idiomatic Haskell and more type-level techniques.
[Documentation](docs)
Contributing
This set of libraries are thought to be built using Stack. Just jump into the folder and run stack build
! The top-level stack.yaml
defines a common resolver and set of dependencies for all the packages.
If you want to contribute, please be sure to read the [development guidelines](DEVELOPMENT.md) first.