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ghciwatch
is a ghci
-based file watcher and recompiler for Haskell projects, leveraging
Haskell’s interpreted mode for faster reloads.
ghciwatch
watches your modules for changes and reloads them in a ghci
session, displaying
any errors.
Note that the ghciwatch
Rust library is a convenience and shouldn’t be depended on. I do not
consider this to be a public/stable API and will make breaking changes here in minor version
bumps. If you’d like a stable ghciwatch
Rust API for some reason, let me know and we can maybe
work something out.
Modules§
- Command-line argument parser and argument access.
Structs§
- A
ghci
session. - Options for constructing a
Ghci
. This is like a lower-effort builder interface, mostly provided because Rust tragically lacks named arguments. - A dynamically reconfigurable sink for
ghci
process output. Built for use inGhciOpts
, but usable as a general purpose clonableAsyncWrite
r. - A shutdown was requested.
- A handle to the shutdown system.
- A manager for shutting down the program gracefully.
- Options for initializing the
tracing
logging framework. This is like a lower-effort builder interface, mostly provided because Rust tragically lacks named arguments. - Options for
run_watcher
. This is like a lower-effort builder interface, mostly provided because Rust tragically lacks named arguments.