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Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. criterion helps you write reliable microbenchmarks without becoming a benchmarking expert. It automates the noisy details, so you can focus on understanding and improving your Haskell code. Features Simple, declarative API that hides the busywork of configuring and running benchmarks. Sophisticated, high-resolution analysis capable of measuring operations that complete in a few hundred picoseconds. Multiple report formats: interactive HTML with charts, CSV, and JSON. You can supply your own templates to present results exactly the way you like. Linear regression helps isolate the impact of garbage collection and other environmental factors. Automatic cross-validation detects significant sources of noise (usually other activity on the system) so that you can trust the numbers you see. Download Grab the released package with cabal: ...

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. wreq is an HTTP client library that aims to be pleasant, pragmatic, and type-safe. It builds on top of modern HTTP primitives to give you a clean, high-level API for working with web services. Features A single, straightforward interface for making requests and handling responses. Built-in JSON, form, and multipart helpers. Automatic session handling with cookies. Lens-based accessors to traverse and update response data. Tested against a wide range of HTTP scenarios. Installation Install from Hackage with cabal (or stack, if you prefer): ...

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. This Haskell package contains functions for efficiently searching strict and lazy ByteStrings. Docs API documentation is available on Hackage. Download Install from Hackage using your preferred tool (cabal install stringsearch, stack add stringsearch, and so on). The original darcs repository is no longer available.

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. This library provides low-level native Haskell bindings for the popular MySQL database. The bindings are written in pure Haskell, and do not use the Foreign Function Interface. Why another library? There already exists another MySQL client library, hsql-mysql. That library uses MySQL AB’s client library, and hence is subject to the terms of either the GNU General Public License or MySQL’s commercial license. (The hsql-mysql page states that it is BSD-licensed, but this is incorrect.) ...

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. This library provides Haskell bindings for the C libpcap library, providing a system-independent interface for user-level network packet capture. It is organised as a high-level interface for general use, and a low-level interface for cases where high performance is needed. Docs API documentation lives on Hackage. Download Grab releases from Hackage. The canonical Git repository lives at github.com/bos/pcap.

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. [2010-06-26] This software is no longer maintained. The cabal-rpm package lets you build an RPM package from a Cabal-format Haskell package, such as you might download from Hackage. Haskell compilers include their own language-level package databases; cabal-rpm manages them for you. Download You can still find releases on Hackage. Ongoing development continues in juhp/cabal-rpm; the original darcs repository is no longer online.

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. A Haskell library for lazy, efficient suffix tree construction, search, and traversal. The implementation is based on the first of those described in the following paper: Robert Giegerich and Stefan Kurtz, “A comparison of imperative and purely functional suffix tree constructions”, Science of Computer Programming 25(2-3):187-218, 1995 The library includes functions for constructing, searching, and traversing suffix trees. It only constructs parts of the suffix tree as they are needed, thus avoiding unnecessary work. Construction typically takes O(n log n) time, with searches taking linear time. ...

Maintenance status: I no longer actively maintain this software. Expect details here to be outdated. Netplug is a Linux daemon that manages network interfaces in response to network cables being plugged in and out. If you’re familiar with Windows XP, which just does the Right Thing when you plug an ethernet cable into a laptop, netplug will need no further explanation. Basically, netplug brings up an interface and runs a DHCP client when a cable is plugged into that interface, and it brings the interface down when the cable is unplugged. On a typical Linux system or laptop, you have to run a command (such as “/sbin/ifup”) manually to handle these events, but netplug automates this for you. ...

Focus on your code. Your PRs move with you. Stacked GitHub pull requests, native to Jujutsu. jj-stack manages a series of jj changes as a stack of GitHub pull requests. Split, squash, reorder, or revise as you please; jj-stack keeps your PRs in sync. Try the walkthrough View on GitHub Latest release: v0.1.5 PR stack local jj history trunk() ← A ← B ← C ❯ jj-stack submit GitHub PR stack main ← PR 1 ← PR 2 ← PR 3 ...