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-- See Hoogle, http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/


-- | Produce nice human-readable HTML
--   
--   An HTML-building library that gives you some control over how the HTML
--   is rendered, to produce human-readable results.
@package pretty-html
@version 0.1.0.1


-- | Text elements and attribute values are escaped. Tag names, attribute
--   keys, and comments are neither escaped nor validated; it is possible
--   to construct malformed documents.
--   
--   Build an <a>Html</a> value using <a>tag</a>, <a>tag'</a>, <a>attr</a>,
--   <a>attr'</a>, <a>text</a>, <a>comment</a>, and <a>inline</a>. Then use
--   <a>runHtml</a> to get a <a>TextBuilder</a>.
--   
--   <a>Html</a> has a <a>Monoid</a> instance. It is often more convenient
--   to apply <a>fold</a> a list literal than to chain the
--   <a>(&lt;&gt;)</a> operator. You can use <a>mempty</a> when you need an
--   HTML tag with an empty body.
module PrettyHTML
data Html
runHtml :: Html -> TextBuilder

-- | Element with opening and closing tags.
tag :: Foldable t => LazyText -> t Attr -> Html -> Html

-- | Self-closing tag, e.g. "meta", "br", "li".
tag' :: Foldable t => LazyText -> t Attr -> Html

-- | See <a>attr</a> and <a>attr'</a>.
type Attr = (LazyText, Maybe LazyText)

-- | Attribute with a key and value.
attr :: LazyText -> LazyText -> Attr

-- | Attribute without a value, e.g. "autofocus", "checked".
attr' :: LazyText -> Attr

-- | A text element.
text :: LazyText -> Html

-- | A comment appears in the HTML source code but is ignored when read.
comment :: LazyText -> Html

-- | Content wrapped in <a>inline</a> is rendered tersely, without line
--   breaks and indentation.
--   
--   Typically paragraphs should be rendered inline, e.g. <tt><a>inline</a>
--   (<a>tag</a> "p" [] $ <a>fold</a> [ _, _, _ ])</tt>
inline :: Html -> Html
type LazyText = Text
type TextBuilder = Builder
instance GHC.Base.Semigroup PrettyHTML.Html
instance GHC.Base.Monoid PrettyHTML.Html