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bit-stream
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dependent-sum-template
DISCONTINUED. Template Haskell code to generate instances of classes in dependent-sum package -
argon2
Haskell bindings to libargon2 - the reference implementation of the Argon2 password-hashing function -
network-carbon
A Haskell implementation of the Carbon protocol (part of the Graphite monitoring tools)
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README
refh
This is a sexy little command line client for refheap. It can do amazingly awesome things like create pastes for you.
How it works
penumbra:refh raynes$ refh -?
refh v0.1.0
args [OPTIONS]
Common flags:
-u --username=ITEM
-t --token=ITEM
-c --copy True by default. If true, copy resulting link to
clipboard.
-l --language=ITEM Must be exactly as the language name appears on
refheap's dropdown.
-a --anon Paste anonymously regardless of username and token
settings.
-f --file=ITEM Paste from this file instead of stdin. If extension is
present, use it to determine language.
-p --private False by default. If true, make paste private.
-? --help Display help message
-V --version Print version information
If a file isn't passed to -f
, refh expects the body of the paste to be passed
to its stdin. The rest should be pretty straightforward.
Installing
This is a Haskell program. If you happen to have Haskell and cabal-install
installed, you can install it with that
cabal install refh
If not, I'll put together some binaries for the various platforms. I don't have access to Windows though, so unless someone contributes it, I can't produce binaries for that. Check here for binaries.