Hello ports@
This is the second dependency in the long chain of dependencies for hledger (a
text-based
accounting system useful for certain kinds of small businesses).
The ports entry itself is a Haskell library for doing diffs.
Looking for someone to review this (and possibly hs-Decimal, my
Attached is the third in the very long sequence of packages supporting hledger.
hs-SHA implements SHA variants
in Haskell.
hs-SHA.tgz
Description: application/gtar-compressed
This port (hs-colour) packages up the most common Haskell library for
dealing with colours and colourspaces.
It is significant enough that it has its own pages on the Haskell wiki.
It also happens to be a dependency for productivity/hledger, which is what
is keeping me going on this long, long
Sorry, ignore this. I've just discovered that I've not been seeing replies
to my previous broken ports, so have been continuing to deliver slightly
broken ports.
I'll fix this over the weekend.
On Fri, 5 Oct 2018 at 22:22 Greg Baker wrote:
> This port (hs-colour) packages up the most com
Thanks to Brian and Matthias Kilian, hopefully the attached tgz is better.
Fixes: no revision number, homepage removed because it was uninformative,
PLIST fixed (I think -- not sure about this), license changed to BSD.
Happy for any further feedback which I'll apply to the other 50+ ports on the
This is another dependency in the long path to getting hledger running on
OpenBSD. hs-clock is a package
that Haskell programmers use when they want various kinds of cross-platform
clocks (monotonic, realtime,
cputime).
hs-clock.tgz
Description: application/gtar-compressed
