For some reason the haddocks still haven't rendered on Hackage, but I
can still browse the documentation on Github.
It looks pretty good to me. I don't see any obvious issues with the API.
On 3/4/2014 2:03 AM, Danny Navarro wrote:
I just released a small library to create P2P networks using `pipes`
and `pipes-concurrency`.
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pipes-p2p
I also provide a dummy example in a separate package.
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pipes-p2p-examples
For now this is highly experimental, the API will probably change
drastically once I start getting feedback from upstream programs.
Notice I didn't use `pipes-parse` or `pipes-binary`. In the beginning
I considered them, but I realized I don't need leftovers or
connect-resume when I can use bidirectional pipes to ask for the exact
number of expected bytes. In the case of exceptions I let the
connection terminate discarding the leftovers. I probably will change
this in the future to restart the connection depending on some
conditions.
There are many improvements that can be made now, but I would
appreciate any kind of feedback.
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