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Looks nice! I might move the entire library to |
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No strong preferences really. I chose |
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My vote is on |
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Expose stylish-haskell as a library
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Released on Hackage as 0.5.0.0, let me know if there are any issues! |
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This is a very simple patch which exposes a library for using stylish-haskell. I've made as few changes to the core as possible. I have no need for this particular API, so if there's something else you'd rather use, I have no objections. I'd just like to be able to interact with stylish without going through an external process.