Intro

Hackage: hackmanager Stackage: hackmanager

Generate useful files for Haskell projects

Cli Usage: hackmanager

$ hackmanager --help
hackmanager - Generate useful files for Haskell projects
Usage: hackmanager COMMAND
  Simplify managing Haskell projects by generating files like README.md,
  .travis.yml, etc.
Available options:
  -h,--help                Show this help text
Available commands:
  readme
  travis
  gitignore
(c) 2015 Alexander Thiemann - BSD3 License

Library Usage Example

module Main where
import Hack.Manager.Collector
import Hack.Manager.Readme
import qualified Data.Text as T
main :: IO ()
main =
    do pi <- getProjectInfo
       case pi of
         Left err -> putStrLn err
         Right info ->
             do rm <- renderReadme info
                putStrLn (T.unpack rm)

Install

Using cabal: cabal install hackmanager
Using Stack: stack install hackmanager
From Source (cabal): git clone https://github.com/agrafix/hackmanager.git && cd hackmanager && cabal install
From Source (stack): git clone https://github.com/agrafix/hackmanager.git && cd hackmanager && stack build

Features

Automagically collect package information such as
- package name
- GHC compatibility
- stack Project
- Hackage / Stackage status
- License
- Examples
- Cli Usage
Typecheck examples
Generate informative README.md (Can be extended using a MORE.md)
Generate .travis.yml (cabal or stack based)
Generate .gitignore

The generated .travis.yml and .gitignore are intended as starting templates, while the generated README.md should not be modified by hand. Rerun hackmanager readme before every commit (commit hook?) to keep it up to date. If you would like to add custom sections, create a MORE.md.

Roadmap

There's no real roadmap - I will add features as needed. I am open to any contributions!

Misc

Supported GHC Versions

7.10.2