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-- | The haskell application server stack + reload
--   
--   This library provides support for automatically recompiling and
--   reloading modules into a running server.
@package happstack-plugins
@version 6.0.2

module Happstack.Plugins.LiftName
liftName :: Name -> ExpQ
liftOccName :: OccName -> ExpQ
liftNameSpace :: NameSpace -> ExpQ
liftPkgName :: PkgName -> ExpQ
liftModName :: ModName -> ExpQ
liftNameFlavour :: NameFlavour -> ExpQ

module Happstack.Plugins.Static
data PluginHandle
PluginHandle :: PluginHandle

-- | pretend to initialize the plugin system. This is provided so that you
--   can easily switch between dynamic and static mode by only changing the
--   imports via a CPP flag.
initPlugins :: IO PluginHandle

module Happstack.Server.Plugins.Static
data PluginHandle

-- | pretend to initialize the plugin system. This is provided so that you
--   can easily switch between dynamic and static mode by only changing the
--   imports via a CPP flag.
initPlugins :: IO PluginHandle

-- | A template haskell wrapper around <a>withServerPart_</a>. Usage:
--   
--   <pre>
--   $(withServerPart 'symbol) pluginHandle $ \a -&gt; ...
--   </pre>
withServerPart :: Name -> ExpQ

-- | a static version of
--   <tt>Happstack.Server.Plugins.Dynamic.withServerPart_</tt>
--   
--   This function has the same signature as its dynamic sibling, but it
--   does not do any fancy dynamic loading. It simply applies the function
--   to the supplied value.
--   
--   This function exists so that you can that you can compile using
--   dynamic plugins during development, but statically link the final
--   build.
--   
--   Use a CPP to select between the Dynamic and Static versions of this
--   module.
withServerPart_ :: (MonadIO m, ServerMonad m, FilterMonad Response m, WebMonad Response m) => Name -> a -> PluginHandle -> (a -> m b) -> m b

module Happstack.Plugins.Plugins
rebuild :: PluginHandle -> FilePath -> Bool -> IO ()
func :: PluginHandle -> FilePath -> Symbol -> IO (Either Errors a)
funcTH :: PluginHandle -> Name -> IO (Either Errors a)
withIO :: PluginHandle -> Name -> (a -> IO ()) -> IO ()
newtype PluginHandle
PluginHandle :: (INotify, MVar (Map FilePath ([WatchDescriptor], [FilePath], Maybe Errors, Map Symbol (FilePath -> IO (Either Errors (Module, Sym)), Either Errors (Module, Sym))))) -> PluginHandle

module Happstack.Plugins.Dynamic
newtype PluginHandle
PluginHandle :: (INotify, MVar (Map FilePath ([WatchDescriptor], [FilePath], Maybe Errors, Map Symbol (FilePath -> IO (Either Errors (Module, Sym)), Either Errors (Module, Sym))))) -> PluginHandle

-- | initialize the plugin system and return a <a>PluginHandle</a>
initPlugins :: IO PluginHandle

module Happstack.Server.Plugins.Dynamic
data PluginHandle

-- | initialize the plugin system and return a <a>PluginHandle</a>
initPlugins :: IO PluginHandle

-- | dynamically load the specified symbol pass it as an argument to the
--   supplied server monad function.
--   
--   This is a wrapper aronud <a>withServerPart_</a> which ensures the
--   first and second argument stay in-sync.
--   
--   Usage:
--   
--   <pre>
--   $(withServerPart 'symbol) pluginHandle $ \a -&gt; ...
--   </pre>
withServerPart :: Name -> ExpQ

-- | dynamically load the specified symbol pass it as an argument to the
--   supplied server monad function.
--   
--   If something fails, this function will return '500 Internal Server
--   Error' and a list of the errors encountered.
--   
--   see also: <a>withServerPart</a>
withServerPart_ :: (MonadIO m, ServerMonad m, FilterMonad Response m, WebMonad Response m) => Name -> a -> PluginHandle -> (a -> m b) -> m b