name:                sorty
version:             0.1.1
synopsis:            Sort lines per file size
description:         
                     This simple tool sorts input filelines by first collumn suffixed by unit. Recognized units:
		     .
		     > k = 1000
		     > m = 1000 * k
		     > g = 1000 * m
		     .
		     > K = 1024
		     > M = 1024 * K
		     > G = 1024 * G
		     .
		     I needed this for output from 'du -h':
		     .
                     > $ du -h -a          
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.cabal
                     > 20K   ./sorty.o
                     > 0   ./.#sorty.cabal
                     > 4,0K   ./#sorty.cabal#
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hs~
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hs
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hi
                     > 868K   ./sorty
                     > 912K   .
                     .
		     Filtered through sorty:
		     .
                     > $ du -h -a | ./sorty
                     >  
                     > 0   ./.#sorty.cabal
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.cabal
                     > 4,0K   ./#sorty.cabal#
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hs~
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hs
                     > 4,0K   ./sorty.hi
                     > 20K   ./sorty.o
                     > 868K   ./sorty
                     > 912K   .

category:            Utils
license:             BSD3
license-file:        LICENSE
author:              Krzysztof Skrzetnicki <krzysztof.skrzetnicki+hackage@gmail.com>
maintainer:          Krzysztof Skrzetnicki <krzysztof.skrzetnicki+hackage@gmail.com>
build-type:          Simple
Cabal-Version: >= 1.6

source-repository    head
    Type:     Git
    Location: http://github.com/Tener/haskell-sorty.git

source-repository    this
    Type:     Git
    Location: http://github.com/Tener/haskell-sorty.git
    Tag: 0.1.1

flag debug
      default: False

executable          sorty
      main-is:       sorty.hs
      build-depends: bytestring >= 0.9.1 && < 0.10,
                     base >= 4.1.0 && < 5
      if flag(debug)
                    cpp-options: -DDEBUG