Archived

See the Codebase UI for a similar and active project: https://github.com/unisonweb/codebase-ui

Unison Codebase Explorer

The Unison Codebase Explorer is an Elm application and companion Haskell server for exploring your Unison codebase. It is very alpha-quality software, but you can still use it in anger. Pull requests welcome and appreciated :)

Building

To build, you need elm 0.19+ and either cabal-install 2.4+ or stack.

• Generate the main.js JavaScript blob.

  elm make client-src/Main.elm --output main.js

• If you are using cabal, make sure you've configured it to install executables somewhere on your $PATH. Open ~/.cabal/config and uncomment the symlink-bindir line to be something like:

  symlink-bindir = /home/mitchell/.local/bin

• Build and install the Haskell server, which bundles the index.html to make it available by the server at runtime.

  // One or the other cabal v2-install . --overwrite-policy=always stack install

That's it! Now you have a unison-browser executable that you can run in any directory with a .unison folder.

Note: Development Workflow

Client

For a slightly optimized workflow, you can have live reloading with elm-live

• Start the haskell server

  // One or the other cabal v2-run stack run

• Use elm-live

  elm-live client-src/Main.elm -- --output=main.js

  or, equivalently

  make watch

The --debug for elm-live/elm-make is possible with tiny Unison codebases, but it becomes untenable by the time you have around 1000 definitions.

Server

Use ghcid for live reloading.

// One or the other
ghcid -c "cabal v2-repl -O0" --restart unison-browser.cabal
ghcid -c "stack ghci" --restart unison-browser.cabal

Remember that ucm saves your .unison codebase in your home directory by default, so you'll probably want to start the server in there.

Code guide

Module guide:

• GitHub

  GitHub API.

• Misc

  Random junk! Find a home for me pls!

• Ucb.Main.*

  Main stuff, model-view-update loop.

• Ucb.Unison.*

  Unison-specific app stuff (needs better organization).

• Ucb.Util.*

  Miscellaneous stuff missing from the core Elm ecosystem.

• Unison.*

  Core Unison language kit, suitable as a standalone library. Contains types and pure functions that roughly match the Haskell source.