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also yet another typeclass™, because why not?
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This got kinda out of hand, but it can now (a) read a json config file
and (b) patch that with another json given on the command line to change
some of the options given in the file.
No, I probably didn't need to make the `patch` function sufficiently
general to work with arbitrary records, but it was kinda fun to do.
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(but not (yet?) on missing maps/entrypoints)
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this also includes some more monad plumbing, and an option for the
linter to actually write things out again. Some of the previous commit
was reverted a bit since it turned out to be stupid, but overall it was
suprisingly easy once I got around to it, so yay! i guess
Also includes a fairly silly example of how to use it.
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also, configurable log level, which only required relaxing the type
system once!
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(+ checking that paths don't run outside of respositories)
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Adds a PrettyPrint typeclass which operates on Text and should replace
Show, since constantly converting strings from linked lists to arrays
seems somewhat silly.
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This makes map loading (and parsing) part of the linter, and also makes
it return "general lints" and nothing else in case that failed.
Possibly a sum type would be nicer here, but I guess it's not really
important since everything ends up as json anyways?
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input options are mostly dummies for now, but some work (e.g. --inpath
and --json). Lints can now be optionally printed as json to be
reasonably machine-readable (and the json can be pretty-printed to make
it human-readable again …).
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(also renaming things now that concepts seem a bit clearer)
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Lots of monads everywhere, hurray!
(unfortunately, workadventure maps don't quite form a category; they lack composition …)
Credits:
- the example.json file is by TabascoEye (with some modifications for testing purposes)
- the Tiled module is forked from aeson-tiled on hackage, since that package didn't
handle custom layer properties correctly
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