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Just now on #haskell, a new Spock user and I found it harder than it should be to figure out how to render blaze-html content. I tried: tutorial, docs, haddocks, issues, changelog, blog, hackage search (which found Spock-lucid) and google (which found a blaze helper function in Spock < 0.8). Just FYI. :)
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how to render some blaze-html was hard to discover
how to render blaze-html was hard to discover
Apr 17, 2018
I created a pull request to address this (#150). Something I do want to point out is that I had to do a lot of querying with ghci to just find the definitions of functions such as html and text. Right now they are hidden away in an internal source file, which is fine, but there is no way to find them easily from documentation.
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Just now on #haskell, a new Spock user and I found it harder than it should be to figure out how to render blaze-html content. I tried: tutorial, docs, haddocks, issues, changelog, blog, hackage search (which found Spock-lucid) and google (which found a blaze helper function in Spock < 0.8). Just FYI. :)
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