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* add hfmt support (without updating the sample) * update haskell httpclient samples with hfmt * add code format option to haskell servant, minor bug fixes * update code samples with hfmt * update samples using stylish-haskell * rename env variable * update haskell samples with stylish-haskell * regenerate haskell samples without stylish-haskell * regenerate haskell servant sample * update example-app & tests-integration for OAS2 code
openapi-petstore-app
This contains an example application which uses the auto-generated
openapi-petstore API Client: haskell-http-client
This module is not auto-generated.
The application requires a openapi petstore server running at
http://0.0.0.0/v2, or the value of the HOST environment variable.
To compile this application, the api client library bindings generated for openapi-petstore are expected to live in the parent folder.
Petstore Server
The petstore server can be obtained at:
https://github.com/wing328/swagger-samples/tree/docker/java/java-jersey-jaxrs
Follow the instructions in the readme to install and run the petstore server (the docker branch is used here, but docker is not required)
Usage
- Install the Haskell
stacktool. - Start the petstore server (described above)
- To run the application:
stack --install-ghc exec openapi-petstore-app
- After stack installs ghc on the first run,
--install-ghccan be omitted
Optional Environment Variables
HOST- the root url of the petstore serverhttp_proxy- the address of the http proxy
Example:
HOST=http://0.0.0.0/v2 http_proxy=http://0.0.0.0:8080 stack --install-ghc exec openapi-petstore-app
Source Documentation
The application code lives in Main.hs, which is commented with additional implementation notes