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ghcjs-commonjs-examples
This is a collection of runnable examples for ghcjs-commonjs.
hello-world Getting Started
Take a look at the hello-world example to start. It shows off how to call
Haskell functions from JavaScript and run code after it has finished.
hello-variable-name Passing arguments to functions
hello-variable-name shows off how to pass arguments from JavaScript onto Haskell functions. Anything that may be converted from a JavaScript value onto a Haskell value will be automatically converted for you.
fibonacci Passing arguments and yielding return values
fibonacci shows off how to pass arguments and get something back from/to Haskell/JavaScript. It shows that we may wrap pure and unpure computations
failure Handling errors from Haskell in JavaScript
failure shows that any errors thrown from the Haskell world will result in the Promise being rejected.
webpack Basic Haskell webpack build system integration
webpack shows off how to require('Stuff.hs') from JavaScript using
webpack this integration is still primitive but easy to improve.
pandoc Exposing existing Haskell packages
pandoc exports a basic JavaScript API, which let's JavaScript users run
PanDoc natively. It works on Node.js and the browser, through node-main.js and
webpack, but webpack takes 1 hour and many gigabytes of RAM to compile...