úÎ1J.¸     NonePAvatar details in addition to the user address itself. Define by starting with defOpts) and override fields using record syntax.4Whether the avatar URL should be secure (use HTTPS).GWhat to do if the user address isn't found in the Libravatar database.Image size in pixels.’If an image is not found in the Libravatar database, it can first redirect to gravatar in case the image exists there, and only then honour the [ parameter. This option sets whether Libravatar should try gravatar or go straight to the  when an image isn't found.Image size in pixels.«Use the given size. Acceptable values are between 1 and 512. Note that this library doesn't check the size you pass here, so make sure you pass a size within that range.)Use the default size, which is 80 pixels.RWhat to do if the user's address isn't found in the Libravatar server's database. {Don't specify a default image, let the server send its default image, which is the Libravatar logo (the orange butterfly). @Return HTTP 404 error (i.e. file not found) instead of an image. <Use one of the available special images or image generators. 'Use the given image URL as the default. pSpecial values available for the default image. The comments briefly explain the origin of the image/technique.{A very simple outline of a person (constant image, does not vary by user address). Sometimes referred to as mystery man ./Geometric pattern based on a user address hash.¹Origin: A visual representation of a hash value, usually of an IP address, that serves to identify a user of a computer system as a form of avatar while protecting the users' privacy.<A generated monster image with different colors, faces, etc.æOrigin: A method to generate a unique monster image based upon a certain identifier (IP address, email address, etc.). It can be used to automatically provide personal avatar images in blog comments or other community services.9A generated face with differing features and backgrounds.ÿVOrigin: Wavatars is a Wordpress plugin that will generate and assign icons to the visitors leaving comments at your site. The icons are based on email, so a given visitor will get the same icon each time they comment. It livens up comment threads and gives people memorable faces  to aid in following conversation threads. It s also fun./A generated, 8-bit arcade-style pixelated face.Origin: I don't know :PBUser address for which to generate an avatar URL. Email or OpenID. For example  john@doe.org For example  $https://example.org/accounts/john/id!Return a URL to the avatar image.If an error occurs, return G. Currently, this happens only if the user address fails to be parsed.$See examples at the top of the page.1  !"#$%&'()*+,-./01     !"#$%&'()*+,-./012      !"#$%&'()*+,-./01234libra_8VwpLRakEAV2AndL34q9WsNetwork.Libravatar AvatarOptions optSecure optDefaultoptSizeoptTryGravatarSize DefaultSize DefaultImageImgLibravatarLogo ImgNotFound ImgSpecial ImgCustom SpecialImageSpecialMysteryPersonSpecialIdenticonSpecialMonsterIDSpecialWavatar SpecialRetro UserAddressEmailOpenID avatarUrlbaseGHC.BaseNothing defaultHostdefaultHostSecure serviceBaseserviceBaseSecure minAvatarSize maxAvatarSizehashMD5 hashSHA256hashMail hashOpenidparseUserAddress sizeToMaybe showSpecial showDefault buildParams serviceNameweightedRandom targetSane srvHostnamenormalizedTargetlookupAvatarServercomposeAvatarUrl$fDefaultAvatarOptions $fDefaultSize$fDefaultDefaultImage