Hi Tony, thank you for having a look! I haven't given putting it on hackage much thought yet. But I would certainly do it if it's helping someone. Macbeth probably runs on other platforms as well. It's just that I developed it with OSX in mind (I was using babaschess on windows before) and provide an OSX binary only. Am 29.01.16 um 03:35 schrieb Tony Morris:
Hi Tilmann, I'll give it a crack, though I haven't used FICS in a while.
Couple of questions: * have you put it on hackage? * is it specific to Mac OSX? (if so, why?)
On 29/01/16 02:37, Tilmann wrote:
Hi, I've been working on a FICS (Free Internet Chess Server) Client for a bit over a year now and it is finally in a presentable state. It would be great if you would like to have a look at the source code and let me know what you think!
When I started with this project I was just starting to learn Haskell and I would like to know if the code is accessible/readable/idiomatic, if the overall organization seems reasonable as well or if you might have any other suggestion about what I could improve. (ie: I haven't decided on what logging framework to use.)
The code is on github: https://github.com/tgass/macbeth
I thank you all very much in advance! Tilmann
https://github.com/tgass/macbeth/blob/master/src/Macbeth/Fics/FicsConnection...
Opens a telnet connection to freechess.org. Using conduit and attoparsec messages from the server are parsed to FicsMessages and put into a Chan.
https://github.com/tgass/macbeth/blob/master/src/Macbeth/Fics/FicsMessage.hs
The domain model
The UI is using wx widgets (wxHaskell). Each wx-frame gets a copy of Chan FicsMessage and updates the UI when new Messages are available, ie here: https://github.com/tgass/macbeth/blob/master/src/Macbeth/Wx/ToolBox.hs https://github.com/tgass/macbeth/blob/master/src/Macbeth/Wx/Game.hs
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