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This does many meta-things, but changes no functionality:
- get rid of stack, and use just cabal with a stackage snapshot instead
(why did I ever think stack was a good idea?)
- update the stackage snapshot to something halfway recent
- thus making builds work on nixpkgs-23.05 (current stable)
- separating out packages into their own cabal files
- use the GHC2021 set of extensions as default
- very slight code changes to make things build again
- update readme accordingly
- stylish-haskell run
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This includes the backlink to the lobby (auto-generated only for now)
and a "help!"-button for sending mails. Also general info regarding
which commit was linted / published.
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(this also adds general cli arguments, but the main point is that
downloading monstrously large repositories is a silly idea when i'm on a
train with surprisingly bad wifi)
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todo: find a better solution than writing javascript in haskell strings. SERIOUSLY.
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(really a lot of these data structures should be eagerly evaluated into
normal form, i suspect there's still a lot to be gained)
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both these packages are hard to use, seem to be either unfinished or
abandoned, and also generally not very good.
Also for some reason they depend on `lens`. Removing them dramatically
shrunk the dependency closure!
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(also, more lenses i guess)
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a very simple setup that might be usable for divoc and similar small events
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WHO THOUGHT THIS SYNTAX WAS A GOOD IDEA??
(and who decided to write the least obvious combinator library to parse it?)
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it's slightly less of a mess than it was before
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it's not very sensible, but at least it exists
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(for now, just a list of all maps and their current status)
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Note: the server will not check submissions for duplicates!
(nor does it do any kind of rate-limiting)
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adds a very basic http server that can be sent links to repositories &
will download & lint them, then answer the request with the lints.
Should probably do this in a non-blocking way …
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