An effort to port the Haskell library conduit-1.3.0.3 to Frege.
Please see the excellent writeup in the original repository for usage.
This library is configured to depend on frege-3.25.42. Unfortunately, the artifact is not published to public repositories such as Maven Central. Thus, you have to manually install one into your local repository.
If you are using Linux and SBT, create a temporary directory first and download the release:
$ mkdir ~/tmp
$ cd ~/tmp
$ curl -LO https://github.com/Frege/frege/releases/download/3.25alpha/frege3.25.42.jar
Then, initialize a temporary SBT project by creating build.sbt
with the
following content:
// https://stackoverflow.com/a/26532219/5118228
// run "sbt publishLocal" to install into ~/.ivy2/local
organization := "org.frege-lang"
name := "frege"
version := "3.25.42"
autoScalaLibrary := false
crossPaths := false
packageBin in Compile := file("frege3.25.42.jar")
And project/build.properties
:
sbt.version=1.2.1
When done, install the jar into ~/.ivy/local
:
$ sbt publishLocal
Once finished, remove the temporary directory (if desired) and go back to the
frege-conduit
directory, and run:
$ sbt compile
frege-conduit
as a dependencyThere are two ways to use frege-conduit
as a dependency:
This method trades build time for better compatibility. If you wish to use the other version of Frege, this is the way to go.
TODO howto
frege-conduit
into the local repositoryFirst checkout a release you wish to use (omit this if you are going to use a snapshot):
$ git checkout 0.3.4
Install frege-conduit
into your local repository (again omit
'set version ...'
if you use a snapshot):
$ sbt 'set version := "0.3.4"' publishLocal
Then, you can use frege-conduit
in your library by adding this to your
build.sbt
:
libraryDependencies += "xyz.denshi_no_yamaoku" % "frege-conduit" % "0.3.4"