| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell98 |
Network.SOAP.Parsing.Stream
Description
Collection of helpers to use with Text.XML.Stream.Parse parsers.
let sink = flaxTag "MethodNameResponse"
$ flaxTag "MethodNameResult" $ do
info <- flaxTag "Info" $ do
q <- readTag "quantity"
b <- readTag "balance"
return $ Info q b
rc <- readTag "ResponseCode"
return (rc, info)- laxTag :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m a -> Sink Event m (Maybe a)
- flaxTag :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m a -> Sink Event m a
- laxContent :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m (Maybe Text)
- flaxContent :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m Text
- readContent :: (Read a, MonadThrow m) => Sink Event m a
- readTag :: (Read a, MonadThrow m) => Text -> Sink Event m a
- type Sink i = ConduitM i Void
- data Event :: *
Tags
laxTag :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m a -> Sink Event m (Maybe a) Source #
Namespace- and attribute- ignorant tagNoAttr.
flaxTag :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m a -> Sink Event m a Source #
Non-maybe version of laxTag/tagNoAttr.
Content
laxContent :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m (Maybe Text) Source #
flaxContent :: MonadThrow m => Text -> Sink Event m Text Source #
readContent :: (Read a, MonadThrow m) => Sink Event m a Source #
Unpack and read a current tag content.
readTag :: (Read a, MonadThrow m) => Text -> Sink Event m a Source #
Unpack and read tag content by local name.
Types to use in custom parser sinks
type Sink i = ConduitM i Void #
Consumes a stream of input values and produces a final result, without producing any output.
type Sink i m r = ConduitM i Void m r
Since 0.5.0
Some XML processing tools are incremental, and work in terms of events
rather than node trees. The Event type allows a document to be fully
specified as a sequence of events.
Event-based XML libraries include: