HaskMate is a Haskell-based project monitoring and automation tool, designed to aid Haskell developers in streamlining their workflow. It continuously watches for changes in your Haskell source files and automatically triggers a rebuild and re-execution of the project whenever a modification is detected.
Crafted for simplicity and efficiency, HaskMate keeps an eye on your file modifications, relieving you from the constant back-and-forth manual building process. It allows developers to focus on what matters the most: writing high-quality Haskell code. With built-in support for smart detection and colorful console outputs, HaskMate is more than just a development tool; it's your mate in Haskell development.
Whether you're prototyping a new function, or debugging a complex piece of logic, HaskMate stands by you, ensuring your changes are instantly built and run, providing immediate feedback on your modifications. It's like having a vigilant companion by your side, dedicated to making your Haskell programming experience smoother and more enjoyable.
Embrace the Haskell way with HaskMate!
- Delay: The time, in microseconds, until the program restarts after a change is made.
- Ignore: Specify files to be ignored when changes are detected.
- Script: Choose the script to run:
stack
,ghc
, orcabal
. - Custom Command: If you prefer a custom command to our preset scripts, enter it here.
{
"delay": 1000000,
"ignore": ["./logs.txt", "./src/loop.hs"],
"script": "stack",
"cmd": "echo hi && stack build" // Optional field for a custom event command
}
- Automatic File Watch: HaskMate tracks modifications to your Haskell source files in real-time. Once you save a change, it kicks into action.
- Instant Build and Re-run: Upon detecting a file modification, HaskMate triggers a rebuild of your project, followed by an execution of the updated build.
- Smart Detection: HaskMate employs an efficient change detection mechanism to ensure no unnecessary builds are run.
- Colored Console Outputs: Keep track of what's happening through informative, color-coded console outputs.
- Settings: Control what files you want to be monitored in the dir and the delay till it re-starts
- Ability to customize the file watch pattern to include or exclude specific files or directories.
- Integration with popular Haskell test frameworks for automated testing.
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Prerequisites:
- Ensure that you have Haskell and Cabal installed on your system. You can download them from the official Haskell website: https://www.haskell.org/downloads.
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Clone the Haskmate Repository:
- Download the latest version
- Click the Green code button
- Click Download ZIP
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Install Haskmate Dependencies:
- Run the following command to install the required dependencies using Cabal:
cabal install --only-dependencies
- Run the following command to install the required dependencies using Cabal:
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Build Haskmate:
- Once the dependencies are installed, build Haskmate by running the following command:
stack build
- Once the dependencies are installed, build Haskmate by running the following command:
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Install Haskmate:
- To install Haskmate on your system, execute the install.ps1 in powershell:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser && install.ps1
- To install Haskmate on your system, execute the install.ps1 in powershell:
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Verify the Installation:
- After a successful installation, you can check if Haskmate is working by running the following command:
haskmate --version
- If the installation was successful, it will display the version number of Haskmate.
- After a successful installation, you can check if Haskmate is working by running the following command:
We warmly welcome and appreciate contributions from the community. To contribute:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix (
git checkout -b feature/YourFeature
). - Make your changes.
- Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add some feature'
). - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/YourFeature
). - Open a new Pull Request.
Before submitting your Pull Request, please make sure to follow our coding style and conventions. Your contributions make HaskMate better - thank you!