Headroom.FileSupport.Haskell.Haddock

Support for extracting data from Haddock module headers present in Haskell source code files or templates.

Documentation

data HaddockModuleHeader

Extracted fields from the Haddock module header.

Constructors

HaddockModuleHeader

Fields

• hmhCopyright :: Maybe Text

  module copyright (content of the Copyright field)

• hmhLicense :: Maybe Text

  module license (content of the License field)

• hmhMaintainer :: Maybe Text

  module license (content of the Maintainer field)

• hmhPortability :: Maybe Text

  module license (content of the Portability field)

• hmhStability :: Maybe Text

  module license (content of the Stability field)

• hmhShortDesc :: Maybe Text

  module short description (content of the Description field)

• hmhLongDesc :: Maybe Text

  module long description (the text after module header fields)

Instances

Eq HaddockModuleHeader

Defined in Headroom.FileSupport.Haskell.Haddock

Methods

(==) :: HaddockModuleHeader -> HaddockModuleHeader -> Bool

(/=) :: HaddockModuleHeader -> HaddockModuleHeader -> Bool

Show HaddockModuleHeader

Defined in Headroom.FileSupport.Haskell.Haddock

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> HaddockModuleHeader -> ShowS

show :: HaddockModuleHeader -> String

showList :: [HaddockModuleHeader] -> ShowS

extractOffsets

Arguments

:: Template a

=> a

parsed template

-> HeaderSyntax

copyright header syntax

-> HaddockOffsets

extracted offsets

Extracts offsets for selected haddock fields (i.e. number of chars between start of line and field value). This is needed to properly format multi-line field values rendered in new license headers.

extractModuleHeader

Arguments

:: SourceCode

source code containing Haddock module header

-> TemplateData

extracted metadata from corresponding template

-> HeaderSyntax

copyright header syntax

-> HaddockModuleHeader

extracted metadata

Extracts metadata from given Haddock module header.

indentField

Arguments

:: Maybe Int

offset (in number of black chars) for 2nd and subsequent lines

-> Text

input text to indent

-> Text

processed text

Adds correct indentation to multi-line Haddock field values. It's usually desired to have such values indented like this:

Copyright        : (c) 2020, 1st Author
                   (c) 2020, 2nd Author

This functions achieves that using the offset value, which specifies number of empty characters that should be placed before second (and any subsequent) line.

>>> indentField (Just 2) "foo\nbar\nbaz"
"foo\n  bar\n  baz"