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55cabal.sandbox.config
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7−default.nix
8−# vim backup and swap files
9−*~
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CHANGELOG.md−5
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11HEAD
22------
33
4−* Add lenient parsers support (#29)
5−* Rename Both to ParserAndGenerator (#27)
6−* Add Nillable newtype (#24)
7−* Include digits in the auto-gerenated prefix (#22)
8−
940.3.0
105------
116
README.md+1−284
@@ -6,287 +6,4 @@ TemplateHaskell generators for XML-isomorphic data types, including
66instances for parsing and rendering. A convenient DSL to define those
77types.
88
9−Essentially it's a haskell DSL which allows its users to generate XML parsers and generators for haskell datatypes.
10−See also [xsd-isogen](https://github.com/typeable/xsd-isogen)
11−
12−## Tutorial
13−
14−Lets go through series of examples. First things first:
15−
16−```haskell
17−{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
18−{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
19−{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}
20−
21−module Tutorial
22−where
23−
24−import Prelude hiding ((^))
25−import Control.DeepSeq -- from deepseq
26−import Data.Text
27−import Data.THGen.XML -- from xml-isogen
28−import Text.XML.Writer -- from xml-conduit-writer
29−import Text.XML.DOM.Parser -- from dom-parser
30−```
31−
32−### Records
33−
34−Lets say we want to parse and/or generate an XML file of the following form:
35−
36−```XML
37−<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
38−<person>
39− <name>
40− John
41− </name>
42− <email>
43− john@example.com
44− </email>
45−</person>
46−```
47−
48−Person has a name and an email, and email could be omitted. With `xml-isogen` it's
49−enough to write the following definition:
50−
51−```haskell
52−"Person" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
53− ! "name" [t|Text|]
54− ? "email" [t|Text|]
55−```
56−
57−At this point you can load the module into `ghci` and check what was generated for us
58−so far:
59−
60−```
61−*Tutorial> :browse
62−data XmlPerson
63− = XmlPerson {_xpName :: !Text, _xpEmail :: !(Maybe Text)}
64−xpEmail ::
65− lens-4.18.1:Control.Lens.Type.Lens' XmlPerson (Maybe Text)
66−xpName :: lens-4.18.1:Control.Lens.Type.Lens' XmlPerson Text
67−```
68−
69−We have a data type `XmlPerson` with two fields and two lenses. Note that the
70−fields have a prefix built of an underscore and all upper case characters
71−and digits of the type name.
72−
73−
74−Lets take a closer look at `XmlPerson`:
75−
76−```
77−*Tutorial> :i XmlPerson
78−data XmlPerson
79− = XmlPerson {_xpName :: !Text, _xpEmail :: !(Maybe Text)}
80− -- Defined at Tutorial.hs:13:1
81−instance Show XmlPerson -- Defined at Tutorial.hs:13:1
82−instance Eq XmlPerson -- Defined at Tutorial.hs:13:1
83−instance FromDom XmlPerson -- Defined at Tutorial.hs:13:1
84−instance ToXML XmlPerson -- Defined at Tutorial.hs:13:1
85−
86−```
87−
88−We have
89−[FromDom](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/dom-parser-3.1.0/docs/Text-XML-DOM-Parser-FromDom.html#t:FromDom)
90−and
91−[ToXML](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/xml-conduit-writer-0.1.1.2/docs/Text-XML-Writer.html#t:ToXML)
92−instance generated for us. That's because
93−we instructed `xml-isogen` to generate them using the `ParserAndGenerator` noun. You can specify
94−also `Parser` or `Generator` if you want only one of them.
95−
96−The `_xpEmail` field is optional; that's because we prefixed it with `?` modifier.
97−Here is the list of possible modifiers that affect types:
98−
99−Modifier | Description | Generated Type
100−--- | --- | ---
101−`!` | required | `a`
102−`?` | optional | `Maybe a`
103−`*` | repeated | `[a]`
104−`+` | nonempty | `NonEmpty a`
105−
106−### Supported types
107−
108−Fields in a record may have any types as long as they are instances of `Eq`, `Show`,
109−`NFData`, `FromDom` (for the parser) and `ToXml` (for the generator). Remember
110−though that TemplateHaskell requires types to be available before they are used
111−in a splice.
112−
113−You can omit field types altogether, in that case the type will be assumed to be a
114−capitalized field name with an `Xml` prefix.
115−It's your responsibility to make sure that type exists.
116−Example:
117−
118−```haskell
119−newtype XmlEmail = XmlEmail Text
120− deriving (Eq, Show, NFData, ToXML)
121−
122−instance FromDom XmlEmail where
123− fromDom = XmlEmail <$> fromDom
124−
125−"Example1" =:= record Parser
126− ! "email" -- will have type XmlEmail
127−```
128−
129−### Enumerations
130−
131−Often XML element can contain only limited number of possible values. Lets define
132−a type `Status` that can have only values `Active`, `Pending` or `Deleted`:
133−
134−```haskell
135−"Status" =:= enum ParserAndGenerator
136− & "Active"
137− & "Pending"
138− & "Deleted"
139−```
140−
141−This definition will generate the following type for us:
142−
143−```haskell
144−data XmlStatus
145− = XmlStatusActive
146− | XmlStatusPending
147− | XmlStatusDeleted
148− | UnknownXmlStatus !String
149−```
150−
151−It has all the necessary instances, so you can use it as a type for a field.
152−
153−### Append content
154−
155−Sometimes the XML you are dealing with contains a mix of elements and immediate
156−content. Something like the following:
157−
158−```XML
159−<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
160−<example>
161− <field1>
162− I am
163− </field1>
164− totally
165− <field2>
166− weird
167− </field2>
168−</example>
169−```
170−
171−You can model this with an "append content" modifier `^`. It will instruct
172−`xml-isogen` to append content of the field as it is, without wrapping it
173−into an XML element. For our case it may look like this:
174−
175−```haskell
176−"Example2" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
177− ! "field1" [t|Text|]
178− ^ "mixed" [t|Text|]
179− ! "field2" [t|Text|]
180−```
181−
182−After parsing the XML above, we'll get the following:
183−
184−```haskell
185−XmlExample2 {_xe2Field1 = "I am", _xe2Mixed = "totally", _xe2Field2 = "weird"}
186−```
187−
188−### Attributes
189−
190−`xml-isogen` also supports XML attributes using `!%` and `?%` modifiers:
191−
192−```haskell
193−"Example3" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
194− ! "field1" [t|Text|]
195− !% "attribute1" [t|Text|]
196− ?% "attribute2" [t|Text|]
197−
198−"Body" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
199− ! "root" [t|XmlExample3|]
200−```
201−
202−The following two types will be generated:
203−
204−```haskell
205−data XmlExample3
206− = XmlExample3 {_xe3Field1 :: !Text,
207− _xe3Attribute1 :: !Text,
208− _xe3Attribute2 :: !(Maybe Text)}
209−
210−newtype XmlBody = XmlBody {_xbRoot :: XmlExample3}
211−```
212−
213−The `_xe3Attribute2` is optional because we used `?%` modifier. Attributes will be
214−attached to parent XML element. Here is an example of the generated XML file:
215−
216−```XML
217−<root attribute1="world">
218− <field1>
219− hello
220− </field1>
221−</root>
222−```
223−
224−Note that attributes are attached to the parent XML element, that's why we needed
225−`XmlBody` type here.
226−
227−And here is what you get after parsing the XML:
228−
229−```haskell
230−XmlExample3 {_xe3Field1 = "hello", _xe3Attribute1 = "world", _xe3Attribute2 = Nothing}
231−```
232−
233−### Namespaces
234−
235−Often XSD schema requires XML elements to be qualified with a namespace. To instruct
236−`xml-isogen` to qualify fields, specify namespace is a curly brackets:
237−
238−```haskell
239−"Example4" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
240− ! "field1" [t|Text|]
241− ! "{http://example.com/1}field2" [t|Text|]
242− ! "{http://example.com/2}field3" [t|Text|]
243−```
244−
245−Here is the generated XML:
246−
247−```XML
248−<field1>
249− hello
250−</field1>
251−<field2 xmlns="http://example.com/1">
252− world
253−</field2>
254−<field3 xmlns="http://example.com/2">
255− !
256−</field3>
257−```
258−
259−### Nillable types
260−
261−Sometimes optional element in XML are encoded using `nil="true"` attribute instead of
262−omitting the element. (The `nil` attribute comes from `http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance` namespace). With `xml-isogen` you handle it using the `Nillable` type:
263−
264−```haskell
265−"Example5" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
266− ! "field" [t|Nillable Text|]
267−```
268−
269−If the field contains the value `Nothing`, like this
270−
271−```haskell
272−XmlExample5 { _xe5Field = Nillable Nothing}
273−```
274−
275−then the following XML will be generated:
276−
277−```XML
278−<field
279− xmlns:ns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
280− ns:nil="true"
281−/>
282−```
283−
284−## Development
285−
286−To start working with `xml-isogen` using nix use:
287−
288−```
289−nix-shell --packages cabal2nix --run "cabal2nix ." > default.nix
290−nix-shell
291−cabal v2-build
292−```
9+This is similar to XSD but is Haskell-specific.
ghc-802.yaml−4
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1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
51resolver: lts-9.21
62
73packages:
ghc-822.yaml−4
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1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
51resolver: lts-11.22
ghc-844.yaml−4
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1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
51resolver: lts-12.16
62extra-deps:
73- dom-parser-3.1.0
shell.nixdeleted−17
@@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
1−{ nixpkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {}, compiler ? "default" }:
2−
3−let
4−
5− inherit (nixpkgs) pkgs;
6−
7− f = import ./default.nix;
8−
9− haskellPackages = if compiler == "default"
10− then pkgs.haskellPackages
11− else pkgs.haskell.packages.${compiler};
12−
13− drv = haskellPackages.callPackage f {};
14−
15−in
16−
17− if pkgs.lib.inNixShell then drv.env else drv
src/Data/THGen/Orphans.hsdeleted−11
@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
1−{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-}
2−
3−module Data.THGen.Orphans
4−where
5−
6−import Data.Scientific
7−import qualified Data.Text as Text
8−import Text.XML.Writer
9−
10−instance ToXML Scientific where
11− toXML = content . Text.pack . formatScientific Fixed Nothing
src/Data/THGen/XML.hs+7−15
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ wrapper around the field type:
2222
2323Example 1.
2424
25−> "Color" =:= enum ParserAndGenerator
25+> "Color" =:= enum
2626> & "R"
2727> & "G"
2828> & "B"
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ to be either @R@, @G@ or @B@.
4040
4141Example 2.
4242
43−> "Message" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
43+> "Message" =:= record
4444> ! "author"
4545> + "recipient"
4646> ? "message" [t|Text|]
@@ -67,10 +67,10 @@ enumeration is exhaustive (contains only the listed constructors) or
6767non-exhaustive (also contains a constructor for unknown values; this
6868is the default):
6969
70−> "Enum1" Exhaustive =:= enum Generator
70+> "Enum1" Exhaustive =:= enum
7171> ...
7272
73−> "Enum2" NonExhaustive =:= enum Generator
73+> "Enum2" NonExhaustive =:= enum
7474> ...
7575
7676To define a record, use the `record` function followed by the name of
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ the data type to be generated. The prefix for the record fields is
7878inferred automatically by taking all of the uppercase letters in the
7979name. You can override it manually like so:
8080
81−> "Reference" "ref" =:= record Parser
81+> "Reference" "ref" =:= record
8282> ...
8383
8484To describe a record field you must supply its name as it appears
@@ -93,14 +93,10 @@ The type of the field is inferred automatically from its name, so
9393if the field is called @"author"@ its type will be @Author@. You can
9494override the type by specifying it in quasiquotes like so:
9595
96−> "Message" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
97−> ! "author" [t|Person|].
96+> "Message" =:= record
97+> ! "author" [t|Person|]
9898> ...
9999
100−Both @record@ and @enum@ take a @GenType@ argument which tells it to generate
101−generator, parser or both. It's being used to optimize compilation time by
102−skipping the unnecessary TH instance generation.
103−
104100-}
105101
106102
@@ -108,7 +104,6 @@ module Data.THGen.XML
108104 ( Exhaustiveness(..)
109105 , PrefixName(..)
110106 , ExhaustivenessName(..)
111− , GenType(..)
112107 , record
113108 , enum
114109 , (!)
@@ -124,12 +119,9 @@ module Data.THGen.XML
124119 , Text
125120 , P.Int
126121 , P.Integer
127− , Nillable(..)
128122 ) where
129123
130124import Data.THGen.Enum
131−import Data.THGen.Orphans ()
132125import Data.THGen.XML.Internal
133126import Data.Text
134−import Text.XML.Nillable
135127import qualified Prelude as P
src/Data/THGen/XML/Internal.hs+22−64
@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
1−{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
21{-# LANGUAGE UndecidableInstances #-}
32{-# LANGUAGE FunctionalDependencies #-}
43
54module Data.THGen.XML.Internal where
65
76import Control.DeepSeq
8−import Control.Lens hiding (repeated, enum, (&), Strict)
7+import Control.Lens hiding (repeated, enum, (&))
98import Control.Lens.Internal.FieldTH (makeFieldOpticsForDec)
109import qualified Data.Char as C
1110import Data.List.NonEmpty (NonEmpty)
@@ -15,7 +14,7 @@ import Data.THGen.Compat as THC
1514import Data.THGen.Enum
1615import qualified Data.Text as T
1716import GHC.Generics (Generic)
18−import Language.Haskell.TH as TH hiding (Strict)
17+import Language.Haskell.TH as TH
1918import Prelude hiding ((+), (*), (^))
2019import qualified Text.XML as X
2120import Text.XML.DOM.Parser hiding (parseContent)
@@ -23,22 +22,8 @@ import Text.XML.DOM.Parser.Internal.Content
2322import Text.XML.ParentAttributes
2423import qualified Text.XML.Writer as XW
2524
26−data ParserMode
27− = Strict
28− | Lenient
2925
30−data GenType
31− = Parser
32− | Generator
33− | ParserAndGenerator
34− | LenientParser
35− | LenientParserAndGenerator
36−
37−isLenientType :: GenType -> Bool
38−isLenientType = \case
39− LenientParser -> True
40− LenientParserAndGenerator -> True
41− _ -> False
26+data GenType = Parser | Generator | Both
4227
4328data XmlFieldPlural
4429 = XmlFieldPluralMandatory -- Occurs exactly 1 time (Identity)
@@ -160,7 +145,7 @@ instance Description ExhaustivenessName IsoXmlDescEnum where
160145 exhaustivenessName =:= (IsoXmlDescEnum genType descEnumCons) =
161146 isoXmlGenerateEnum genType exhaustivenessName (reverse descEnumCons)
162147
163−instance (m ~ Q) => IsString (m TH.Type -> IsoXmlDescPreField) where
148+instance IsString (TH.TypeQ -> IsoXmlDescPreField) where
164149 fromString = IsoXmlDescPreField
165150
166151instance IsString IsoXmlDescPreField where
@@ -168,10 +153,10 @@ instance IsString IsoXmlDescPreField where
168153 where
169154 ty = (TH.conT . TH.mkName) ("Xml" ++ over _head C.toUpper (xmlLocalName name))
170155
171−instance (m ~ Q) => IsString (m TH.Type -> IsoXmlDescPreAttribute) where
156+instance IsString (TH.TypeQ -> IsoXmlDescPreAttribute) where
172157 fromString = IsoXmlDescPreAttribute
173158
174−instance (m ~ Q) => IsString (m Type -> IsoXmlDescPreContent) where
159+instance IsString (TH.TypeQ -> IsoXmlDescPreContent) where
175160 fromString = IsoXmlDescPreContent
176161
177162instance IsString IsoXmlDescPreAttribute where
@@ -197,7 +182,7 @@ instance IsString ExhaustivenessName where
197182 fromString strName = ExhaustivenessName strName NonExhaustive
198183
199184makeNamePrefix :: String -> String
200−makeNamePrefix = map C.toLower . filter (\c -> C.isUpper c || C.isDigit c)
185+makeNamePrefix = map C.toLower . filter C.isUpper
201186
202187funSimple :: TH.Name -> TH.ExpQ -> TH.DecQ
203188funSimple name body = TH.funD name [ TH.clause [] (TH.normalB body) [] ]
@@ -225,14 +210,11 @@ isoXmlGenerateEnum genType (ExhaustivenessName strName' exh) enumCons = do
225210 (return [])
226211 [t|ToXmlAttribute $(TH.conT name)|]
227212 [funSimple 'toXmlAttribute [e|T.pack . show|]]
228− genFromDomInst mode = do
213+ genFromDomInst = do
229214 TH.instanceD
230215 (return [])
231216 [t|FromDom $(TH.conT name)|]
232− [case mode of
233− Strict -> funSimple 'fromDom [e|parseContent readContent|]
234− Lenient -> funSimple 'fromDom [e|ignoreBlank $ parseContent readContent|]
235− ]
217+ [funSimple 'fromDom [e|parseContent readContent|]]
236218 genFromAttributeInst = do
237219 TH.instanceD
238220 (return [])
@@ -244,24 +226,13 @@ isoXmlGenerateEnum genType (ExhaustivenessName strName' exh) enumCons = do
244226 toXmlAttributeInst <- genToXmlAttributeInst
245227 return $ enumDecls ++ [toXmlInst, toXmlAttributeInst]
246228 Parser -> do
247− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Strict
248− fromAttributeInst <- genFromAttributeInst
249− return $ enumDecls ++ [fromDomInst, fromAttributeInst]
250− LenientParser -> do
251− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Lenient
229+ fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst
252230 fromAttributeInst <- genFromAttributeInst
253231 return $ enumDecls ++ [fromDomInst, fromAttributeInst]
254− ParserAndGenerator -> do
255− toXmlInst <- genToXmlInst
256− toXmlAttributeInst <- genToXmlAttributeInst
257− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Strict
258− fromAttributeInst <- genFromAttributeInst
259− return $ enumDecls ++ [toXmlInst, toXmlAttributeInst,
260− fromDomInst, fromAttributeInst]
261− LenientParserAndGenerator -> do
232+ Both -> do
262233 toXmlInst <- genToXmlInst
263234 toXmlAttributeInst <- genToXmlAttributeInst
264− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Lenient
235+ fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst
265236 fromAttributeInst <- genFromAttributeInst
266237 return $ enumDecls ++ [toXmlInst, toXmlAttributeInst,
267238 fromDomInst, fromAttributeInst]
@@ -284,14 +255,11 @@ isoXmlGenerateDatatype genType (PrefixName strName' strPrefix') descRecordParts
284255 IsoXmlDescField fieldPlural rawName fieldType = descField
285256 fieldStrName = xmlLocalName rawName
286257 fName = TH.mkName (fieldName fieldStrName)
287− fType' = case fieldPlural of
258+ fType = case fieldPlural of
288259 XmlFieldPluralMandatory -> fieldType
289260 XmlFieldPluralOptional -> [t| Maybe $fieldType |]
290261 XmlFieldPluralRepeated -> [t| [$fieldType] |]
291262 XmlFieldPluralMultiplied -> [t| NonEmpty $fieldType |]
292− fType = if isLenientType genType
293− then [t| Maybe $fType' |]
294− else fType'
295263 in if isNewtype
296264 then THC.varStrictType fName (THC.nonStrictType fType)
297265 else THC.varStrictType fName (THC.strictType fType)
@@ -326,7 +294,7 @@ isoXmlGenerateDatatype genType (PrefixName strName' strPrefix') descRecordParts
326294 [ ]
327295
328296 let
329− genFromDomInst mode = do
297+ genFromDomInst = do
330298 let
331299 exprHeader = [e|pure $(TH.conE name)|]
332300 exprRecordParts = do
@@ -340,9 +308,8 @@ isoXmlGenerateDatatype genType (PrefixName strName' strPrefix') descRecordParts
340308 fieldParse = case fieldPlural of
341309 XmlFieldPluralMandatory -> [e|inElem|]
342310 _ -> [e|inElemTrav|]
343− in case mode of
344− Strict -> [e|$fieldParse $exprFieldStrName fromDom|]
345− Lenient -> [e|$fieldParse $exprFieldStrName (ignoreBlank fromDom)|]
311+ in
312+ [e|$fieldParse $exprFieldStrName fromDom|]
346313 IsoXmlDescRecordAttribute descAttribute ->
347314 let
348315 IsoXmlDescAttribute attributePlural attributeStrName _ = descAttribute
@@ -412,11 +379,11 @@ isoXmlGenerateDatatype genType (PrefixName strName' strPrefix') descRecordParts
412379 toXmlParentAttributesExpr
413380 = TH.lamE [if null exprAttributes then TH.wildP else TH.varP objName]
414381 $ [e|mapMaybe distribPair $(TH.listE exprAttributes)|]
415−#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ < 800
382+ #if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ < 800
416383 TH.instanceD
417−#else
384+ #else
418385 TH.instanceWithOverlapD (Just TH.Overlapping)
419−#endif
386+ #endif
420387 (return [])
421388 [t|ToXmlParentAttributes $(TH.conT name)|]
422389 [funSimple 'toXmlParentAttributes toXmlParentAttributesExpr]
@@ -428,21 +395,12 @@ isoXmlGenerateDatatype genType (PrefixName strName' strPrefix') descRecordParts
428395 return $ [termDecl] ++ lensDecls ++
429396 [toXmlInst, toXmlParentAttributesInst, nfDataInst]
430397 Parser -> do
431− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Strict
398+ fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst
432399 return $ [termDecl] ++ lensDecls ++ [fromDomInst, nfDataInst]
433− LenientParser -> do
434− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Lenient
435− return $ [termDecl] ++ lensDecls ++ [fromDomInst, nfDataInst]
436− ParserAndGenerator -> do
437− toXmlInst <- genToXmlInst
438− toXmlParentAttributesInst <- genToXmlParentAttributeInst
439− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Strict
440− return $ [termDecl] ++ lensDecls ++
441− [fromDomInst, toXmlInst, toXmlParentAttributesInst, nfDataInst]
442− LenientParserAndGenerator -> do
400+ Both -> do
443401 toXmlInst <- genToXmlInst
444402 toXmlParentAttributesInst <- genToXmlParentAttributeInst
445− fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst Lenient
403+ fromDomInst <- genFromDomInst
446404 return $ [termDecl] ++ lensDecls ++
447405 [fromDomInst, toXmlInst, toXmlParentAttributesInst, nfDataInst]
448406
src/Text/XML/Nillable.hsdeleted−41
@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
1−{-# LANGUAGE MonoLocalBinds #-}
2−{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
3−
4−module Text.XML.Nillable where
5−
6−import Control.DeepSeq
7−import Control.Lens
8−import Text.XML.DOM.Parser
9−import Text.XML.ParentAttributes
10−import Text.XML.Writer
11−
12−-- | Type that can have explicit null value
13−--
14−-- Null value is indicated by "nil"="true" attribute.
15−newtype Nillable a = Nillable (Maybe a)
16− deriving
17− ( Eq, Show, Ord, Read, NFData, ToXML
18− , Functor, Applicative, Monad, Foldable, Traversable)
19−
20−_Nillable :: Prism' (Nillable a) a
21−_Nillable = coerced . _Just
22−
23−nNill :: Nillable a
24−nNill = Nillable Nothing
25−
26−nJust :: a -> Nillable a
27−nJust = Nillable . Just
28−
29−instance ToXmlParentAttributes a => ToXmlParentAttributes (Nillable a) where
30− toXmlParentAttributes (Nillable Nothing) =
31− [("{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance}nil", "true")]
32− toXmlParentAttributes (Nillable (Just a)) = toXmlParentAttributes a
33−
34−instance FromDom a => FromDom (Nillable a) where
35− fromDom = do
36− nil <- parseAttributeMaybe
37− (matchName "{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance}nil")
38− Right
39− case nil of
40− Just "true" -> return (Nillable Nothing)
41− _ -> Nillable . Just <$> fromDom
stack-10.0.yamldeleted−8
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
5−resolver: lts-10.0
6−extra-deps:
7−- dom-parser-3.0.0
8−- generic-arbitrary-0.1.0
stack-18.18.yamldeleted−9
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
5−resolver: lts-18.18
6−extra-deps:
7−- git: https://github.com/typeable/dom-parser.git
8− commit: 7d556ba528bfa216e99714f8a0d4d00f452803a9
9−- xml-lens-0.3.1
stack-19.6.yamldeleted−9
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
5−resolver: lts-19.6
6−extra-deps:
7−- git: https://github.com/typeable/dom-parser.git
8− commit: 7d556ba528bfa216e99714f8a0d4d00f452803a9
9−- xml-lens-0.3.1
stack.yaml+3−8
@@ -1,9 +1,4 @@
1−nix:
2− packages:
3− - zlib
4−
5−resolver: lts-20.16
1+resolver: lts-10.0
62extra-deps:
7− - git: https://github.com/typeable/dom-parser.git
8− commit: 7d556ba528bfa216e99714f8a0d4d00f452803a9
9− - xml-lens-0.3.1
3+- dom-parser-3.0.0
4+- generic-arbitrary-0.1.0
test/TestDefs.hs+4−4
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ import Data.THGen.XML
99import Test.QuickCheck.Arbitrary.Generic
1010import Test.QuickCheck.Instances ()
1111
12−"Bar" =:= enum ParserAndGenerator
12+"Bar" =:= enum
1313 & "baroque"
1414 & "bartender"
1515
16−"Quux" Exhaustive =:= enum ParserAndGenerator
16+"Quux" Exhaustive =:= enum
1717 & "ALL"
1818 & "YOUR"
1919 & "BASE"
@@ -22,14 +22,14 @@ import Test.QuickCheck.Instances ()
2222 & "TO"
2323 & "US"
2424
25−"Foo" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
25+"Foo" =:= record
2626 ^ "Shmuux" [t|XmlQuux|]
2727 + "Bar"
2828 ? "Baz" [t|Text|]
2929 !% "Quux"
3030 ?% "Muux" [t|XmlQuux|]
3131
32−"Root" =:= record ParserAndGenerator
32+"Root" =:= record
3333 ! "{http://example.com/ns/my-namespace}Foo"
3434
3535instance Arbitrary XmlRoot where
xml-isogen.cabal+1−8
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
11name: xml-isogen
2−version: 0.3.2
2+version: 0.3.1
33synopsis: Generate XML-isomorphic types
44description:
55 TemplateHaskell generators for XML-isomorphic data types, including
@@ -32,9 +32,7 @@ library
3232 , Data.THGen.XML
3333 , Data.THGen.XML.Internal
3434 , Text.XML.ParentAttributes
35− , Text.XML.Nillable
3635 other-modules: Data.THGen.Compat
37− , Data.THGen.Orphans
3836 , Text.XML.DOM.Parser.Internal.Content
3937 build-depends: QuickCheck >= 2.8
4038 , base >=4.8 && <5
@@ -42,22 +40,17 @@ library
4240 , deepseq
4341 , lens >= 4.13
4442 , mtl >= 2.2
45− , scientific
4643 , semigroups >= 0.18
4744 , template-haskell >= 2.10
4845 , text >= 1.2
4946 , xml-conduit >= 1.0
5047 , xml-conduit-writer >= 0.1
5148
52− ghc-options: -Wall
53−
5449 hs-source-dirs: src
5550
5651 default-language: Haskell2010
5752 default-extensions: CPP
58− , DeriveTraversable
5953 , FlexibleInstances
60− , GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving
6154 , LambdaCase
6255 , TemplateHaskell
6356 , TupleSections