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-- | A light abstraction over sockets & co. for servers
--   
--   With these routines it is very easy to write a server, have it accept
--   connections on multiple ports via IP4, IP6 or unix sockets and
--   associate each of these bindings with a server routine.
@package network-server
@version 0.2.0

module Network.Server

-- | make an IP Address: (127,0,0,1) is the localhost
ipAddress :: (Word8, Word8, Word8, Word8) -> HostAddress

-- | the specification of a serving process
data Server
Server :: SockAddr -> SocketType -> ServerRoutine -> Server
serverAddr :: Server -> SockAddr
serverTyp :: Server -> SocketType
serverRoutine :: Server -> ServerRoutine
serveOne :: Maybe UserAndGroup -> Server -> IO (ThreadId, MVar ())
serveMany :: Maybe UserAndGroup -> [Server] -> IO [(ThreadId, MVar ())]

-- | the functionality of a server
type ServerRoutine = (Handle, HostName, PortNumber) -> IO ()
data UserAndGroup
UserAndGroup :: String -> String -> UserAndGroup
UserWithDefaultGroup :: String -> UserAndGroup
class WaitFor a
waitFor :: WaitFor a => a -> IO ()
instance WaitFor (ThreadId, MVar ())
instance WaitFor a => WaitFor [a]
instance WaitFor (MVar a)