barlow-lens
Barlow lens increases your magnification and let's you see the stars sparkles
In other words, barlow lens makes creating complex lenses such as record lenses super simple.
This package is a port of purescript-barlow-lens based on generic-lens.
tl;dr
{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DuplicateRecordFields #-}
import Control.Lens ((%~), (&), (^.), (^..), (^?))
import Data.Char (toUpper)
import Data.Lens.Barlow
import GHC.Generics
Features
Barlow creates optics for the following types:
Records
zodiac
~ field @"zodiac"
data AlphaRecord = AlphaRecord {alpha :: String} deriving (Generic, Show)
data VirgoRecord = VirgoRecord {virgo :: AlphaRecord} deriving (Generic, Show)
data ZodiacRecord = ZodiacRecord {zodiac :: VirgoRecord} deriving (Generic, Show)
sky :: ZodiacRecord
sky = ZodiacRecord{zodiac = VirgoRecord{virgo = AlphaRecord{alpha = "Spica"}}}
spica :: String
spica = sky ^. (bw @"zodiac.virgo.alpha")
-- >>> spica
-- "Spica"
-- >>> alfa = sky ^. barlow @"zodiac.virgo.alfa"
-- The type AlphaRecord does not contain a field named 'alfa'.
-- In the second argument of `(^.)', namely
-- `barlow @"zodiac.virgo.alfa"'
-- In the expression: sky ^. barlow @"zodiac.virgo.alfa"
-- In an equation for `alfa':
-- alfa = sky ^. barlow @"zodiac.virgo.alfa"
Maybe
Use ?
to zoom into a Maybe
.
?
~ _Just :: Prism (Maybe a) (Maybe b) a b
newtype AlphaMaybe = AlphaMaybe {alpha :: Maybe String} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype VirgoMaybe = VirgoMaybe {virgo :: Maybe AlphaMaybe} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype ZodiacMaybe = ZodiacMaybe {zodiac :: Maybe VirgoMaybe} deriving (Generic, Show)
skyMaybe :: ZodiacMaybe
skyMaybe = ZodiacMaybe{zodiac = Just VirgoMaybe{virgo = Just AlphaMaybe{alpha = Just "Spica"}}}
spicaMaybe :: Maybe String
spicaMaybe = skyMaybe ^? bw @"zodiac?.virgo?.alpha?"
-- >>> spicaMaybe
-- Just "Spica"
Either
Use <
for Left
and >
for Right
to zoom into an Either
.
<
~ _Left :: Prism (Either a c) (Either b c) a b
>
~ _Right :: Prism (Either c a) (Either c b) a b
newtype AlphaLeft = AlphaLeft {alpha :: Either String ()} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype VirgoRight = VirgoRight {virgo :: Either () AlphaLeft} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype ZodiacEither = ZodiacEither {zodiac :: Either VirgoRight VirgoRight} deriving (Generic, Show)
skyLeft :: ZodiacEither
skyLeft = ZodiacEither{zodiac = Left VirgoRight{virgo = Right AlphaLeft{alpha = Left "Spica"}}}
starLeftRightLeft :: Maybe String
starLeftRightLeft = skyLeft ^? bw @"zodiac<virgo>alpha<"
-- >>> starLeftRightLeft
-- Just "Spica"
starLeftLeft :: Maybe VirgoRight
starLeftLeft = skyLeft ^? bw @"zodiac>"
-- >>> starLeftLeft
-- Nothing
Traversables
Use +
to zoom into Traversable
s.
+
~ traversed :: Traversable f => IndexedTraversal Int (f a) (f b) a b
newtype AlphaLeftRight = AlphaLeftRight {alpha :: Either String String} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype VirgoLeftRight = VirgoLeftRight {virgo :: Either AlphaLeftRight AlphaLeftRight} deriving (Generic, Show)
newtype ZodiacList = ZodiacList {zodiac :: [VirgoLeftRight]} deriving (Generic, Show)
skyList :: ZodiacList
skyList =
ZodiacList
{ zodiac =
[ VirgoLeftRight{virgo = Right AlphaLeftRight{alpha = Left "Spica1"}}
, VirgoLeftRight{virgo = Right AlphaLeftRight{alpha = Right "Spica2"}}
, VirgoLeftRight{virgo = Left AlphaLeftRight{alpha = Right "Spica3"}}
, VirgoLeftRight{virgo = Left AlphaLeftRight{alpha = Left "Spica4"}}
]
}
starList :: [String]
starList = skyList ^.. bw @"zodiac+virgo>alpha>" & bw @"++" %~ toUpper
-- >>> starList
-- ["SPICA2"]
alphaRight :: [AlphaLeftRight]
alphaRight = skyList ^.. bw @"zodiac+virgo>"
-- >>> alphaRight
-- [AlphaLeftRight {alpha = Left "Spica1"},AlphaLeftRight {alpha = Right "Spica2"}]
Newtype
Use !
to zoom into a newtype
.
!
~ wrappedIso :: Iso s t a b
newtype AlphaNewtype = AlphaNewtype {alpha :: String} deriving (Generic)
newtype VirgoNewtype = VirgoNewtype {virgo :: AlphaNewtype} deriving (Generic)
newtype ZodiacNewtype = ZodiacNewtype {zodiac :: VirgoNewtype} deriving (Generic)
skyNewtype :: ZodiacNewtype
skyNewtype = ZodiacNewtype (VirgoNewtype (AlphaNewtype "Spica"))
starNewtype :: [Char]
starNewtype = skyNewtype ^. bw @"zodiac!!"
-- >>> starNewtype
-- "Spica"
Data types
Barlow supports zooming into arbitrary sum and product types as long as there is a Generic
instance.
Use %<NAME>
to zoom into sum types, where <NAME>
is the name of your data constructor. E.g. %VirgoData
for the data constructor VirgoData
.
Use %<INDEX>
to zoom into product types, where <INDEX>
is a natural number.
Note that counting for product types and tuples usually starts with 1 and not 0.
So the first element of a product is %1
.
It is more readable if you separate your sum lens from your product lens with a .
dot.
%<NAME>
~ _Ctor :: AsConstructor ctor s t a b => Prism s t a b
%<INDEX>
~ position :: HasPosition i s t a b => Lens s t a b
data ZodiacData
= CarinaData {alpha :: String}
| VirgoData {alpha :: String, beta :: String, gamma :: String, delta :: String}
| CanisMaiorData String
deriving (Generic)
skyData :: ZodiacData
skyData = VirgoData{alpha = "Spica", beta = "Beta Vir", gamma = "Gamma Vir", delta = "Del Vir"}
starData :: [Char]
starData = skyData ^. bw @"%VirgoData%3"
-- >>> starData
-- "Gamma Vir"
Prerequisites
Spoiler
Quick start
-
Install Nix - see how.
-
In a new terminal, start a devshell, build and test the app.
nix develop
cabal build
cabal test
-
Write settings.json
and start VSCodium
.
nix run .#writeSettings
nix run .#codium .
-
Open a Haskell
file app/Main.hs
and hover over a function.
-
Wait until Haskell Language Server
(HLS
) starts giving you type info.
-
Sometimes, cabal
doesn't use the Nix
-supplied packages (issue). In this case, use cabal v1-*
- commands.
Configs