Writing a web service client
Hi, café I've begun learning Haskell for some time already, and although I don't really feel confident writing real world Haskell, I have a little idea that I want to materialize in Haskell code so I'm pretty eager to do something instead of just reading books and blog posts. The first step that I want to undertake is to write a client library for the GitHub API, so my questions would be: 1. Is there any such library? 2. What other client library should I consider as an API model? Or maybe there's some paper/blog post on how do design a Haskell API? 3. What network package do people use for accessing simple, rest-like web services? Network.Curl? If not, which other? Thanks, -- Ionuț G. Stan | http://igstan.ro
2010/5/25 Ionut G. Stan
Hi, café
I've begun learning Haskell for some time already, and although I don't really feel confident writing real world Haskell, I have a little idea that I want to materialize in Haskell code so I'm pretty eager to do something instead of just reading books and blog posts.
The first step that I want to undertake is to write a client library for the GitHub API, so my questions would be:
1. Is there any such library? 2. What other client library should I consider as an API model? Or maybe there's some paper/blog post on how do design a Haskell API? 3. What network package do people use for accessing simple, rest-like web services? Network.Curl? If not, which other?
Hi, 1. I don't think so. 2. Maybe Twidge, on hackage [1] 3. Have also a look at Network.Browser [2] Cheers, Thu [1] http://hackage.haskell.org/package/twidge [2] http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/HTTP/latest/doc/html/Network-Bro...
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