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conftrack is a configuration library that I wrote to replace conferer,
as dealing with its idiosyncrasies became increasingly annoying.
It is currently very much still alpha-state software, but far enough
along to be tested in my own projects, and hopefully will soon be in a
state that is publishable on hackage.
For now, it can be found at
https://stuebinm.eu/git/conftrack
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this is still far from being supported by most libraries, but does make
it possible to remove some uses of String (though most times, there is a
conversion back to String later).
Note that using the default.nix now only works on nixpkgs-unstable for a
bit; using the newer filepath package on stable leads to broken other packages.
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I do not really like either option, but at least the second one seems
more likely to be maintained (and a little less clunky to use, too, for
what it's worth).
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protocol-buffers's last release has been some while ago, and since then
a deprecated function it used to use has been removed from the
bytestring package.
so here's some fun overrides to ignore that.
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this makes the nix builds /much/ nicer
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this adds a package for protobuf stuff, generated via hprotoc. Seems to
work kinda fine?
(the generated API is horrible though, will have to write some wrappers
for that)
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lots of lenses in this stuff :(
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