haskell-library

This seems like it could be easily done using json1. This could be done either as a flagged (off by default) module in selda-sqlite or as a separate selda-sqlite-json1 package.

The reason for not including the functionality in selda-sqlite by default is to avoid pulling in aeson's massive list of dependencies when they're not needed.

Markdown and plaintext have different semantics wrt newlines. The current semigroup instance simply coerces plaintext to markdown, but this breaks newlines. A more correct solution would be to do something like this for any plaintext arguments that are being transformed into markdown:

forceMarkdownNewlines :: String -> String
forceMarkdownNewlines = unlines . fmap (<> "  ") . lines

OK, so there are no tests here to cheat from and I found if I passed in an Int to the Prettier functions (as the docs currently read to me) they'd both reject it.

This is what I've come up with to get it working, but I figure I've probably taken a detour somewhere:

import qualified Waargonaut.Encode as WE
import qualified Waargonaut.Prettier as WEP
import qualified Waargonaut

I think that for any functor m and clocks cl, cl', all ClSF m cl, SN m cl and Resbuf m cl cl' are instances of Profunctor. This means that we can pre- and postcompose them with pure functions, and that precomposition is contravariant. In arrows, precomposition is known as the (^>>) operator.

To do

• Add dependency of the `profunc