-- Hoogle documentation, generated by Haddock
-- See Hoogle, http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/


-- | Universal build and CI testing for Haskell packages
--   
--   <ul>
--   <li>Just copy <tt>.travis.yml</tt> and <tt>appveyor.yml</tt> to your
--   package repo and your package is CI ready.</li>
--   <li>Copy <tt>packcheck.sh</tt> to your local machine and run it from
--   your package directory (works on Linux<i>OSX</i>Windows) to perform
--   all the same tests that are done by CI, locally.</li>
--   </ul>
--   
--   <a>packcheck</a> is a minimal yet complete "hello world" Haskell
--   package with <a>travis</a> and <a>appveyor</a> config files that can
--   be used unmodified in any Haskell package. The CI configs can be
--   modified <a>declaratively</a> to adapt to <a>any</a> kind of build
--   scenario you can imagine.
--   
--   The package includes <tt>packcheck.sh</tt>, a high level universal
--   super build script to uniformly, consistently build and
--   comprehensively sanity test a Haskell package across build tools
--   (stack/cabal) and across all platforms (Linux/MacOS/Windows). You do
--   not need to be familiar with any of the build tools to use it.
--   
--   To use it for CI, simply copy the <tt>.travis.yml</tt>,
--   <tt>appveyor.yml</tt> config files from this package to your package
--   and that's it. It should work without modification, and of course you
--   can customize the configs. For use on local host, just copy over the
--   <tt>packcheck.sh</tt> script and put it in your <a>PATH</a>. Run the
--   script from the package directory of the package you want to build.
--   
--   <pre>
--   $ packcheck.sh stack
--   $ packcheck.sh cabal
--   </pre>
--   
--   This is also a minimal yet complete model package (with tests,
--   benchmarks, Linux/MacOS/Windows CI already working) that can be used
--   as a starting point to develop a new package. Beginners can use it to
--   learn about haskell package metadata structure, benchmarks, tests, CI
--   configs etc.
--   
--   See the README for comprehensive documentation.
@package packcheck
@version 0.2.0

module Hello
hello :: IO ()