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Programming language: Python
License: MIT License
Tags: Data     Types     Case     Algebraic     Datatypes     Functional     Match     Pattern     Unification     Adt    

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README

uxadt

Cross-platform embedded representation for algebraic data types, values, and common operations. More information is available at uxadt.org.

npm version and link. PyPI version and link.

This family of libraries supports a cross-platform embedded representation for algebraic data type (ADT) values, and platform-specific embedded programming abstractions for common operations (such as pattern matching) on algebraic data type values.

Directory Structure

The directory structure and locations of noteworthy files are as follows:

  • /hs/ The Haskell version of the library, ready for packaging.

    • /hs/release.sh Release script for building package for manual submission to HackageDB.
    • /hs/Text/UxADT.hs The source of the Haskell version of the library.
  • /js/ The JavaScript version of the library, ready for packaging and publication.

    • /js/lib/uxadt.js The source of the JavaScript version of the library.
    • /js/examples/ Examples illustrating how the library can be used with Node.js and HTML.
  • /php/ The PHP version of the library, ready for packaging and publication.

    • /php/src/uxadt.php The source of the PHP version of the library.
    • /php/examples/ Examples illustrating how the library can be used in PHP.
  • /py/ The Python version of the library, ready for packaging and publication.

    • /py/release.sh Release script for building package and publishing it on PyPI.
    • /py/uxadt/uxadt.py The source of the Python version of the library.
    • /py/examples/ Examples illustrating how the library can be used in Python.