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generic-trie

6.9 0.0 generic-xmlpickler VS generic-trie

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generic-aeson

5.6 0.0 generic-xmlpickler VS generic-aeson

Derivation of aeson instances using GHC Generics.

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generic-storable

5.1 0.0 generic-xmlpickler VS generic-storable

Generic Implementation of Storable
generic-match

4.9 4.1 generic-xmlpickler VS generic-match

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regular-xmlpickler

This package is deprecated in favor of generic-xmlpickler

This package allows you to automatically derive hxt picklers (conversions to and from xml) using the regular generics package.

A simple example:

{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell
           , EmptyDataDecls
           , TypeFamilies
           #-}

import Generics.Regular (deriveAll, PF)
import Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.Pickle (XmlPickler (..))
import Generics.Regular.XmlPickler (gxpickle)

data User = User
  { name  :: String
  , admin :: Bool
  }

-- Derive Regular instance.
deriveAll ''User "PFUser"
type instance PF User = PFUser

-- Define generic pickler instance.
instance XmlPickler User where
  xpickle = gxpickle

Now you can use the functionality from Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.Pickle. For example:

> showPickled [] (User "Simon" True)

"<user><name>Simon</name><admin>true</admin></user>"

> unpickleDoc xpickle $ head $ xread "<user><name>Simon</name><admin>true</admin></user>" :: Maybe User

Just (User {name = "Simon", admin = True})