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README
webshow
Run webshow of a directory and get pretty browsing of the data structure.
Usage
Supports only Haskell Show values at the moment.
Usage: webshow [--version] [--help] [-p|--port ARG] [-d|--directory ARG]
Show printed output from languages
Available options:
--version Show version
--help Show this help text
-p,--port ARG Port number to listen on
-d,--directory ARG Directory to look at
E.g.
$ webshow -d /my/path -p 1234
Put a file like [1,2,3] in x.hs in the /my/path directory and then browse to it.
In my case I've made a dir /webshow and then when I want to view something I do
writeFile "/webshow/thing.hs" (show thing)
And then go to http://localhost:1234/thing.hs.
Example
You click the constructor names or parentheses or list brackets to expand/collapse them interactively, like web browser's consoles that view JS objects.
High-res screenshot:
How it works
It uses Haskell's pretty-show to parse your Haskell Show output. So use types that have reasonable output. If you wrote a custom Show instance, it'll just show the text as plain text.