lima
Convert between files in different formats.
-
LiterateMarkdown - lima
is a fork of this (abandoned?) project.
-
pandoc - supports Literate Haskell
and a ton of other formats.
-
IHaskell - create Jupyter
notebooks with Haskell
code cells and GitHub Flavored Markdown
text cells and do much more.
-
lhs2tex - convert Literate Haskell
to TeX
.
Haskell
(.hs
)
Literate Haskell
(.lhs
)
GitHub Flavored Markdown
(.md
)
TeX
(.tex
)
Demo
Markdown
.hs and .md
TeX
.hs and .lhs and .tex
Ideas
- I introduced tags into supported formats.
- E.g., in
.hs
files, tags are multiline comments written on a single line like {- LIMA_ENABLE -}
.
- Tag names are configurable.
- A user may set
on
instead of LIMA_ENABLE
.
- A document can be parsed into a list of tokens.
- Tags affect how a document is parsed.
- The tokens can be printed back to that document.
- Formatting a document is printing a parsed document back to itself.
- Formatting is idempotent. In other words, formatting the document again won't change its content.
- The
lima
library provides a parser and a printer for each supported format.
- A composition of a printer after a parser produces a converter.
- Such a converter is usually invertible for a formatted document.
- Converting a document
A
to a document B
, then converting B
to A
doesn't change the content of A
.
Setup
-
Create a test suite.
-
Add lima
and text
to its dependencies.
-
Create a test module. It can have the following content.
import Converter (Format (..), convertTo, def)
import Data.Text.IO qualified as T
main :: IO ()
main = T.readFile "README.hs" >>= T.writeFile "README.md" . (Hs `convertTo` Md) def
Example
This package has two such test suites:
Workflow
Here's a possible workflow for Haskell
and Markdown
:
- Edit the code in a
README.hs
using Haskell Language Server.
- Convert
README.hs
to a README.md
. Comments from README.hs
become text in README.md
.
- Edit the text in
README.md
using markdownlint.
- Convert
README.md
back to the README.hs
to keep files in sync. Text in README.md
becomes comments in README.hs
.
- Repeat.
Contribute
Clone this repo and enter lima
git clone https://github.com/deemp/lima
cd lima
cabal
Build
cabal update
cabal build
nix
-
Install Nix
.
-
Run a devshell and build lima
using the project's cabal
:
nix develop nix-dev/
cabal build
-
Optionally, start VSCodium
:
nix run nix-dev/#writeSettings
nix run nix-dev/#codium .
-
Open a Haskell
file there, hover over a term and wait until HLS
shows hints.
-
Troubleshoot if necessary.