first commit by ryanbas21 · Pull Request #1 · ryanbas21/HaskellPlayground

ryanbas21 · 2025-11-30T02:23:27Z

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claude · 2025-11-30T02:51:41Z

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Code Review Complete ✓

I've reviewed this PR and identified several issues across code quality, performance, and correctness. Below is a summary organized by severity.

Critical Issues

Resource Leak in HTTP Client (app/Utils/Http.hs:56-98)
- Creating a new HTTP manager for each request causes resource exhaustion
- The manager maintains connection pools and should be created once and shared
- Affects: fetcher, poster, patcher, deleter functions
- Impact: Performance degradation and potential resource exhaustion under load
Syntax Error (app/Todo/Users.hs:7)
- Invalid block comment syntax {-{ should be {-
- Impact: This file may not compile
JSON Field Mismatch (app/Todo/Comments.hs:18)
- Data field is named comment but JSON encoding uses "name"
- Inconsistent serialization/deserialization
- Impact: Potential data corruption or API incompatibility

High Priority Issues

Incorrect Error Messages
- app/Handlers.hs:63 - Says "comments" but should be "posts"
- app/Handlers.hs:91 - Says "update" but should be "delete"
- Impact: Confusing error messages for debugging
Poor Error Handling (app/Handlers.hs)
- All errors return HTTP 500 regardless of actual failure type
- No logging of actual errors
- Should use appropriate status codes (404, 502, 503)
- Impact: Difficult debugging and poor client experience
Unusual DELETE Implementation (app/Routes.hs:53-56)
- HTTP DELETE with request body is non-standard
- Many proxies/clients strip DELETE bodies
- JSONPlaceholder API doesn't require it
- Impact: May not work with all HTTP clients

Medium Priority Issues

Non-descriptive Route Parameters (app/Routes.hs)
- All capture parameters named "x" instead of descriptive names
- Lines: 24, 31, 38, 44, 50, 54
- Impact: Poor API documentation and developer experience
Unused Import (app/Person/Person.hs:17)
- Lib module imported but not used
- Impact: Code cleanliness
Incomplete .gitignore (.gitignore:1-3)
- Missing common Haskell build artifacts
- Should include dist/, dist-newstyle/, editor files, etc.
- Impact: Potential for committing build artifacts (as happened with .stack-work/)

Positive Observations

✓ Good use of Servant for type-safe API definitions
✓ Proper separation of concerns (Routes, Handlers, Models)
✓ Consistent use of Aeson for JSON serialization
✓ Strong compiler warnings enabled in GHC options
✓ Proper .stack-work/ cleanup in this PR

Recommendations

Immediate: Fix the syntax error in app/Todo/Users.hs:7
High Priority: Refactor HTTP client to use a shared manager
Before Production: Improve error handling with proper status codes and logging
Code Quality: Fix error messages, rename route parameters, resolve JSON field mismatch

Testing Notes

I was unable to run the build or test suite as Stack is not available in the CI environment. I recommend:

Running stack build locally to verify compilation
Running stack test to ensure tests pass
Testing API endpoints manually or with integration tests

claude · 2025-11-30T02:53:18Z

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Code Review Complete ✓

I've completed a thorough review of this pull request. Overall, this is a well-structured Haskell web API using Servant, but there are several issues that should be addressed before merging.

Summary of Findings

🔴 Critical Issues

JSON Serialization Bug (app/Todo/Users.hs:98) - The Company type has mismatched field names in its ToJSON and FromJSON instances. This will cause runtime failures when round-tripping data.
Performance Problem (app/Utils/Http.hs:54-59) - A new HTTP Manager is created for every request, which is very inefficient. The manager should be created once at startup and reused.

🟡 Moderate Issues

Missing Error Handling (app/Utils/Http.hs) - HTTP operations can throw exceptions that aren't caught (network failures, invalid URLs, etc.)
Poor HTTP Status Codes (app/Handlers.hs) - All errors return 500 regardless of the actual failure type. Should use appropriate codes (404, 502, etc.)
API Design Question (app/Routes.hs:53-56) - The DELETE endpoint requires a request body, which is unusual for DELETE operations

🟢 Minor Issues

Incorrect Error Messages - Two handlers have copy-pasted error messages that don't match their function
Non-descriptive Route Parameters - Using "x" instead of meaningful names
Unused Code - healthHandler defined but not used, Lib import not needed
License Inconsistency - Copyright says MIT but license says BSD-3-Clause
No Tests - Test suite is stubbed out

Positive Aspects

✅ Good use of Servant type-level API definitions
✅ Proper separation of concerns (routes, handlers, domain models)
✅ Comprehensive GHC warning flags enabled
✅ Clean module structure
✅ Good use of Haskell language extensions

Recommendations

Before merging:

Fix the critical Company serialization bug (will cause runtime failures)
Fix the HTTP manager performance issue

Soon after:

Add proper error handling and HTTP status codes
Implement the test suite
Review the DELETE endpoint design

All specific issues have been marked with inline comments on the relevant lines of code.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:34Z

+  manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings
+  request <- parseRequest url
+  response <- httpLbs request manager
+  pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response


Resource Leak: HTTP Manager should be reused

Creating a new HTTP manager for each request is inefficient and can lead to resource exhaustion under load. The manager maintains connection pools and should be created once and reused.

Suggested change

pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response

-- Create a global manager (in Main.hs or as a top-level value)

-- manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings

-- Pass it to fetcher instead of creating a new one each time

Consider refactoring to:

Create a single manager in Main.hs

Pass it through your handler functions

Or use a ReaderT pattern to provide it via context

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:35Z

+
+poster :: (FromJSON a, ToJSON b) => String -> b -> IO (Either String a)
+poster url body = do
+  manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings


Same issue: Manager creation in poster

This function also creates a new manager for each request. See the comment on fetcher - all HTTP functions should share a single manager.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:36Z

+  pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response
+
+patcher :: (FromJSON a, ToJSON b) => String -> b -> IO (Either String a)
+patcher url body = do


Same issue: Manager creation in patcher

This function also creates a new manager for each request. See the comment on fetcher.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:37Z

+  pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response
+
+deleter :: (FromJSON a, ToJSON b) => String -> b -> IO (Either String a)
+deleter url body = do


Same issue: Manager creation in deleter

This function also creates a new manager for each request. See the comment on fetcher.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:37Z

+usersHandler = do
+  result <- liftIO $ fetchAll Users
+  case result of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users"}


Error handling could be more specific

Currently all HTTP errors return a 500. Consider:

Using err404 when a resource is not found

Using err502 or err503 for upstream service failures

Logging the actual error for debugging

Suggested change

Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users"}

Left err -> do

liftIO $ putStrLn $ "Error fetching users: " ++ err

throwError $ err502 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users from upstream service"}

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:38Z

+postsHandler = do
+  result <- (liftIO . fetchAll) Posts
+  case result of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch comments"}


Incorrect error message

The error message says "Failed to fetch comments" but this is the postsHandler. Should be "Failed to fetch posts".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:40Z

+deletePost postid post = do
+  response <- liftIO $ delete deleteablePosts postid post
+  case response of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "failed to update the post"}


Incorrect error message

The error message says "failed to update the post" but this is a delete operation. Should be "failed to delete the post".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:40Z

+type CommentsRoute =
+  "comments" :> Get '[JSON] [Comment]
+    :<|> "comments"
+      :> Capture "x" Int


Non-descriptive capture name

The capture name "x" is not descriptive. Consider using a meaningful name:

Suggested change

:> Capture "x" Int

:> Capture "commentId" Int

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:41Z

+  "todos"
+    :> Get '[JSON] [Todo]
+    :<|> "todos"
+      :> Capture "x" Int


Non-descriptive capture name

Same issue - use "todoId" instead of "x".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:42Z

+  "users"
+    :> Get '[JSON] [User]
+    :<|> "users"
+      :> Capture "x" Int


Non-descriptive capture name

Same issue - use "userId" instead of "x".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:43Z

+type PostsRoute =
+  "posts" :> Get '[JSON] [Posts]
+    :<|> "posts"
+      :> Capture "x" Int


Non-descriptive capture name

Same issue - use "postId" instead of "x".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:44Z

+      :> Patch '[JSON] Posts
+    :<|> "posts"
+      :> Capture "x" Int
+      :> ReqBody '[JSON] Posts


DELETE with request body is unusual

HTTP DELETE requests typically don't include a request body. Most HTTP clients and proxies may strip the body. Consider:

Using only the ID in the path parameter

Or using a different approach if you need to send data

The JSONPlaceholder API doesn't require a body for DELETE.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:45Z

+
+import Data.Aeson
+
+{-{


Syntax error: Invalid comment block

This should be a block comment using {- -} not {-{ -}:

Suggested change

{-{

{-

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:46Z

+  deriving (Show, Eq)
+
+instance ToJSON Comment where
+  toJSON (Comment postId id comment) = object ["postId" .= postId, "id" .= id, "name" .= comment]


Field name mismatch in JSON encoding

The data type has a field called comment but the JSON encoding uses "name". This is inconsistent with the JSONPlaceholder API which actually uses "name" for the comment text. Consider:

Renaming the field to name to match the API

Or if you prefer comment, use it consistently in the JSON encoding

Suggested change

toJSON (Comment postId id comment) = object ["postId" .= postId, "id" .= id, "name" .= comment]

toJSON (Comment postId id comment) = object ["postId" .= postId, "id" .= id, "comment" .= comment]

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:47Z

+  )
+import Data.Text (Text)
+import GHC.Generics (Generic)
+import Lib ()


Unused import

The Lib module is imported but not used. This should be removed:

Suggested change

import Lib ()

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:48Z

@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
-.stack-work
 build


Missing common Haskell build artifacts

Consider adding more comprehensive ignores for Haskell projects:

Suggested change

build

# Stack build artifacts

build

.stack-work/

# Cabal build artifacts

dist/

dist-newstyle/

cabal.project.local

cabal.project.local~

# Editor artifacts

*~

*.swp

*.swo

.DS_Store

# IDE artifacts

.vscode/

.idea/

*.hi

*.o

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:49Z

+fetcher :: (FromJSON a) => String -> IO (Either String a)
+fetcher url = do
+  manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings
+  request <- parseRequest url
+  response <- httpLbs request manager
+  pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response


Performance Issue: HTTP Manager Created Per Request

Creating a new Manager on every HTTP request is inefficient. HTTP managers maintain connection pools for better performance. Consider:

Creating a single manager at application startup

Passing it through your application context

Reusing it across all requests

-- In Main.hs, create once: manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings -- Pass to handlers and use in fetcher: fetcher :: Manager -> String -> IO (Either String a) fetcher manager url = do request <- parseRequest url response <- httpLbs request manager pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response

This applies to all HTTP functions (poster, patcher, deleter).

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:50Z

+fetcher :: (FromJSON a) => String -> IO (Either String a)
+fetcher url = do
+  manager <- newManager tlsManagerSettings
+  request <- parseRequest url
+  response <- httpLbs request manager
+  pure $ eitherDecode $ responseBody response


Missing Error Handling

The HTTP operations can fail in multiple ways that aren't captured:

Network errors (connection timeout, DNS failure)

parseRequest can throw exceptions for invalid URLs

HTTP error status codes (4xx, 5xx) are not checked

Consider using try or catch from Control.Exception to handle exceptions, or use a safer request parsing function.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:51Z

+postsHandler = do
+  result <- (liftIO . fetchAll) Posts
+  case result of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch comments"}


Incorrect Error Message

Error message says "Failed to fetch comments" but this is the posts handler. Should be "Failed to fetch posts".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:51Z

+deletePost postid post = do
+  response <- liftIO $ delete deleteablePosts postid post
+  case response of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "failed to update the post"}


Incorrect Error Message

Error message says "failed to update the post" but this is the delete handler. Should be "failed to delete the post".

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:52Z

+usersHandler :: Handler [User]
+usersHandler = do
+  result <- liftIO $ fetchAll Users
+  case result of
+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users"}


Generic Error Responses

All errors return HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error) regardless of the actual failure. Consider:

Using 404 for resource not found

Using 502/503 for upstream API failures

Using 400 for validation errors

Preserving error details from the external API

This would give clients better information about what went wrong.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:53Z

+"{\"bs\":\"aaa\",\"catchPhrase\":\"a company\",\"companyName\":\"google\"}"
+ -}
+instance ToJSON Company where
+  toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = object ["companyName" .= acompanyName, "catchPhrase" .= acatchPhrase, "bs" .= aBS]


Field Name Mismatch in ToJSON

The ToJSON instance uses "companyName" but the FromJSON instance expects "name". This asymmetry will cause serialization/deserialization mismatches.

Suggested change

toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = object ["companyName" .= acompanyName, "catchPhrase" .= acatchPhrase, "bs" .= aBS]

toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = object ["name" .= acompanyName, "catchPhrase" .= acatchPhrase, "bs" .= aBS]

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:54Z

+>>> decode "{\"address\":{\"city\":\"Armonk\",\"geo\":{\"lat\":\"123\",\"lng\":\"123\"},\"street\":\"123, street\",\"suite\":\"1\",\"zipcode\":\"10504\"},\"company\":{\"bs\":\"bs\",\"catchPhrase\":\"123 google\",\"companyName\":\"Google\"},\"email\":\"myemail@email.com\",\"id\":888,\"name\":\"my name\",\"phone\":\"123453242\",\"username\":\"myusername\",\"website\":\"google.com\"}" :: Maybe User
+Nothing


Failed Doctest Example

The comment shows this decode returns Nothing, indicating a test failure. The issue is likely the Company field name mismatch mentioned in the other comment. After fixing that, this should work.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:55Z

+type CommentsRoute =
+  "comments" :> Get '[JSON] [Comment]
+    :<|> "comments"
+      :> Capture "x" Int


Non-Descriptive Capture Parameter

The capture parameter is named "x" which is unclear. Consider using a descriptive name like "commentId" to match the handler parameter name.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:56Z

+    :<|> "posts"
+      :> Capture "x" Int
+      :> ReqBody '[JSON] Posts
+      :> Delete '[JSON] Posts


Questionable DELETE Design

The DELETE endpoint requires a request body with the full Posts object. Typically, DELETE operations only need the resource ID and don't require a request body. Consider if this is intentional or if the signature should be:

:<|> "posts" :> Capture "x" Int :> Delete '[JSON] Posts

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:56Z

+  )
+import Data.Text (Text)
+import GHC.Generics (Generic)
+import Lib ()


Unused Import

Lib is imported but never used. Consider removing this import.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:57Z

+    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack $ "Failed to fetch user with id " ++ show userId}
+    Right v -> pure v
+
+healthHandler :: Handler Text


Unused Handler

The healthHandler is defined but not exported in the routes or used in Main.hs. If this is intended for health checks, consider adding it to the API routes.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:58Z

+license: BSD-3-Clause
+author: Ryan Bas
+maintainer: ryanbas21@gmail.com
+copyright: MIT


License Inconsistency

The copyright field says "MIT" but the license field says "BSD-3-Clause". These should match. Check which license you actually want to use.

claude · 2025-11-30T02:54:59Z

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+main :: IO ()
+main = putStrLn "Test suite not yet implemented"


No Tests Implemented

The test suite is not implemented. Consider adding tests for:

JSON serialization/deserialization (especially given the bugs found in Todo.Users)

Handler error cases

HTTP utility functions with mocked responses

Route definitions

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Code Review Complete ✓

I've completed a comprehensive review of this PR. This is a well-structured Haskell web API using Servant, and I'm pleased to see that the critical HTTP manager issue from previous reviews has been fixed! However, there are still several issues that need attention.

Summary of Findings

🟢 Improvements Since Last Review

HTTP Manager Now Shared - The manager is now correctly created once in Main.hs:29 and passed through the AppConfig. This resolves the major performance/resource leak issue from previous reviews.
DELETE Endpoint Fixed - The DELETE endpoint (app/Routes.hs:54-56) no longer requires a request body, which is the correct HTTP design.
Better Architecture - The introduction of ReaderT pattern with AppConfig is a significant improvement for dependency injection.

🔴 Critical Issues

1. Syntax Error in Block Comment (app/Todo/Users.hs:7)

{-{    -- ❌ Invalid syntax

Should be:

{-     -- ✓ Correct

Impact: This file likely won't compile. The opening block comment has an extra {.

2. JSON Field Name Mismatch (app/Todo/Users.hs:98 vs line 108)

ToJSON instance uses "companyName" (line 98)
FromJSON instance expects "name" (line 108)
The JSONPlaceholder API actually uses "name" for company name

Impact: Serialization round-trip will fail. This is evidenced by the failing doctest at line 126 which returns Nothing.

Fix needed:

-- Line 98: Change this
toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = 
  object ["companyName" .= acompanyName, ...]  -- ❌

-- To this
toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = 
  object ["name" .= acompanyName, ...]  -- ✓

3. Comment JSON Field Inconsistency (app/Todo/Comments.hs:18)

Data field is named comment (line 13)
JSON encoding uses "name" (line 18)

While this matches the JSONPlaceholder API (which uses "name"), it's confusing. Consider:

Either rename the field to name for consistency
Or add a comment explaining why the field name differs from the JSON key

🟡 High Priority Issues

4. Generic Error Handling (app/Handlers.hs - all handlers)

All errors return HTTP 500 regardless of failure type. This makes debugging difficult and gives poor client experience.

Current pattern:

Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users"}

Should differentiate:

404 - Resource not found (specific ID doesn't exist)
502/503 - Upstream service failure (JSONPlaceholder unreachable)
500 - Internal server error (parsing failures, etc.)
Log actual errors for debugging

5. Non-descriptive Route Parameters (app/Routes.hs:25, 32, 39, 45, 51)

All capture parameters use "x" instead of descriptive names:

Capture "x" Int  -- ❌ Not descriptive

Should be:

Capture "commentId" Int  -- Line 25
Capture "todoId" Int     -- Line 32
Capture "userId" Int     -- Line 39
Capture "postId" Int     -- Lines 45, 51

Impact: Poor API documentation and developer experience.

🔵 Medium Priority Issues

6. Missing Error Handling in HTTP Utilities (app/Utils/Http.hs)

The HTTP functions can fail in ways not currently captured:

parseRequest can throw for invalid URLs
Network failures (timeouts, DNS failures)
No checking of HTTP status codes (4xx, 5xx responses from JSONPlaceholder)

Consider using try/catch from Control.Exception or safer request parsing.

7. License Inconsistency (package.yaml:5,8)

Line 5: license: BSD-3-Clause
Line 8: copyright: MIT

These should match. Which license do you actually want?

8. No Tests Implemented (test/Spec.hs)

The test suite is just a stub. Given the JSON serialization bugs found, tests would have caught these issues early. Consider adding:

JSON round-trip tests for all data types
Handler tests with mocked HTTP responses
Property tests for JSON instances

🟢 Positive Observations

✅ Excellent use of ReaderT pattern for dependency injection
✅ Type-safe API definitions with Servant
✅ Clean module separation (routes, handlers, models, utils)
✅ Strong compiler warnings enabled in GHC options
✅ Consistent JSON serialization approach with Aeson
✅ Good HTTP abstractions with the HasPath typeclass
✅ Fixed the major performance issue from previous reviews

Recommendations

Before merging (must fix):

Fix the syntax error in app/Todo/Users.hs:7
Fix the Company JSON field mismatch (causing round-trip failures)
Consider the Comment field name inconsistency

High priority (should fix soon):
4. Improve error handling with appropriate HTTP status codes
5. Use descriptive route parameter names
6. Add logging for debugging

Before production:
7. Implement proper error handling in HTTP utilities
8. Add comprehensive test suite
9. Resolve license inconsistency

Specific File References

Syntax error: app/Todo/Users.hs:7
Company JSON bug: app/Todo/Users.hs:98 and :108
Comment field: app/Todo/Comments.hs:13,18
Error handling: All handlers in app/Handlers.hs
Route params: app/Routes.hs:25,32,39,45,51
HTTP error handling: app/Utils/Http.hs:52-91
License conflict: package.yaml:5,8

Testing Notes

I cannot run stack build or stack test in this environment. I strongly recommend:

Running stack build locally - this should fail due to the syntax error in Todo/Users.hs:7
After fixing the syntax error, run stack test
Add tests for JSON serialization to catch the field mismatch bugs

Overall Assessment: Good architectural foundation with proper dependency injection. The major performance issue has been fixed. However, the syntax error and JSON serialization bugs are blocking issues that must be resolved before this can work correctly.

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-    Left _ -> throwError $ err500 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users"}
+    Left err -> do
+      liftIO $ putStrLn $ "Error fetching users: " ++ err
+      throwError $ err502 {errBody = LBS.pack "Failed to fetch users from upstream service"}

	toJSON (Comment postId id comment) = object ["postId" .= postId, "id" .= id, "name" .= comment]
	toJSON (Comment postId id comment) = object ["postId" .= postId, "id" .= id, "comment" .= comment]

-build
+# Stack build artifacts
+build
+.stack-work/
+# Cabal build artifacts
+dist/
+dist-newstyle/
+cabal.project.local
+cabal.project.local~
+# Editor artifacts
+*~
+*.swp
+*.swo
+.DS_Store
+# IDE artifacts
+.vscode/
+.idea/
+*.hi
+*.o

	toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = object ["companyName" .= acompanyName, "catchPhrase" .= acatchPhrase, "bs" .= aBS]
	toJSON (Company acompanyName acatchPhrase aBS) = object ["name" .= acompanyName, "catchPhrase" .= acatchPhrase, "bs" .= aBS]

		>>> decode "{\"address\":{\"city\":\"Armonk\",\"geo\":{\"lat\":\"123\",\"lng\":\"123\"},\"street\":\"123, street\",\"suite\":\"1\",\"zipcode\":\"10504\"},\"company\":{\"bs\":\"bs\",\"catchPhrase\":\"123 google\",\"companyName\":\"Google\"},\"email\":\"myemail@email.com\",\"id\":888,\"name\":\"my name\",\"phone\":\"123453242\",\"username\":\"myusername\",\"website\":\"google.com\"}" :: Maybe User
		Nothing

		@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
		main :: IO ()
		main = putStrLn "Test suite not yet implemented"

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