New library with Hspec expectations for testing Parsec parsers #111
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Tbh, I'm not a fan of promoting (and thereby legitimize) such trivial libraries as individual packages -- even if well-intended -- being uploaded to Hackage in the first place. They contain what comes down to trivial one-liner definitions which ought either be part of another package or just be documented in a Wiki page or README somewhere to be inlined directly into testsuites. |
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Make it a looped KeyCommand inside a single call to runInputCmdT, rather than calling runInputCmdT once for each character. This removes some noise by letting us clear the prompt before printing the key that was read. It also hopefully makes it closer to "real" results when entering multiple keys (e.g., holding them down).
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See https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hspec-parsec.
The package mostly offers a bit of setup documentation for now – I made it for a friend who is learning to use Parsec for a university project. Feedback and contributions are welcome!
Should I add it to the README's links section anyway?
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