The executable built with haskell-tor is currently just a simple demo of pulling down data via Tor. I would, however, like to eventually expand this to be a replacement (albeit not a drop-in replacement) for the mainline Tor executable.
A first step towards this would be to allow people to define all the options in TorOptions through a configuration file and/or the command line arguments.
With regard to configuration file format I'm not particularly fussy, except that I sit next to the author of the config-value package at work and he made a pretty strong argument for it once. Plus I can bug the hell out of him if it doesn't work right.
The executable built with
haskell-toris currently just a simple demo of pulling down data via Tor. I would, however, like to eventually expand this to be a replacement (albeit not a drop-in replacement) for the mainline Tor executable.A first step towards this would be to allow people to define all the options in
TorOptionsthrough a configuration file and/or the command line arguments.With regard to configuration file format I'm not particularly fussy, except that I sit next to the author of the
config-valuepackage at work and he made a pretty strong argument for it once. Plus I can bug the hell out of him if it doesn't work right.