# readme-lhs

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<blockquote cite>
The language in which we express our ideas has a strong influence on our
thought processes ~ Knuth
</blockquote>

Support for literate programming in haskell including:

-   conversion between *.lhs and *.hs formats.
-   insertion of program output into *.lhs and *.md for fast feedback in
    development.
-   a simple wrapper for pandoc functionality.
-   a stack template, `readme-lhs`

## example insert

``` {.output .example}
Simple example of an output
```

# template

A bare bones stack template is located in
[other/readme-lhs.hsfiles](other/readme-lhs.hsfiles). It contains what
you need to quickly get started with literate programming and enjoy a
rapid workflow

Place this in a local directory and then:

    stack new xyzzy readme-lhs
    cd xyzzy
    stack build

will get you bootstrapped and ready to hack!

# development

`stack build --test --exec "$(stack path --local-install-root)/bin/readme-lhs-example --file-watch`.