This tool is written as a basic introduction on writing CLIs in haskell, and a practical one at that. I'll be showing:
- Parsing command line arguments using
optparse-applicative - Persisting data needed for tools using JSON using
aeson - actually doing something useful using
turtle
To quickly download, install, and build, run
$ git clone https://github.com/bollu/teleport.git && cd teleport && cabal build && cabal install teleportTo use the teleport wrapper you will need, run
$ echo source `pwd`/teleport.sh >> ~/.bashrcchange ~/.bashrc to the correct shell needed
Pull requests and bug reports welcome! This is my first haskell "tutorial", so there are quite possibly a lot of stupid mistakes
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