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README
NationStates for Haskell 
NationStates is an online government simulation game, created by Max Barry. The site generates a wealth of data, some of which can be accessed through its official API.
This library lets you query this API using the Haskell programming language.
Features
Type safe: you can't refer to a shard unless you explicitly request it.
Automatic rate limiting, which can be disabled or overridden if you want.
HTTPS support via the tls library.
Free and open source under the Apache License, version 2.0.
Dependencies
- GHC 7.6 or newer
Installation
nationstates is hosted on Hackage.
cabal install nationstates
Example
import NationStates
import qualified NationStates.Nation as Nation
import Text.Printf
main = do
c <- newContext "ExampleBot/2000"
(name, motto) <- Nation.run "Montesardo-East Adanzi" shards c
printf "%s has the motto: %s\n" name motto
where
shards = (,) <$> Nation.name <*> Nation.motto
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are relevant to that project's source code only.