haskell-groom-utils
Pretty printing for well-behaved Show instances
Description
Automatically derived Show instances are an easy way to inspect data in your program. However, for large data-structures, the resulting output lacks whitespace, making it unreadable. Groom offers an replacement to `show' called `groom' which attempts to pretty-print the output of `show'. For example: > let x = parseExp "foobar 1 [1,2]" > in do > putStrLn (show x) > putStrLn (groom x) results in: > ParseOk (App (App (Var (UnQual (Ident "foobar"))) (Lit (Int 1))) (List [Lit (Int 1),Lit (Int 2)])) > ParseOk > (App (App (Var (UnQual (Ident "foobar"))) (Lit (Int 1))) > (List [Lit (Int 1), Lit (Int 2)])) Groom works only on Show instances that output valid Haskell code; if Groom can't understand its input, it will not make any changes.Upload more screenshots
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https://hackage.haskell.org/package/groom
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