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* [http://blog.tupil.com/a-small-mashup-of-upcoming-and-lastfm-in-haskell/ A small mashup of Upcoming and Last.fm, in Haskell] | * [http://blog.tupil.com/a-small-mashup-of-upcoming-and-lastfm-in-haskell/ A small mashup of Upcoming and Last.fm, in Haskell] | ||
* [http://hpaste.org/8521 A small example similar to above for retrieving and processing rss in a trivial fashion using Network.Curl and Text.XML.Light] | * [http://hpaste.org/8521 A small example similar to above for retrieving and processing rss in a trivial fashion using Network.Curl and Text.XML.Light] | ||
* [http://hpaste.org/8521#a1 A small example] using the [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/feed feed] library, to simplify RSS parsing. | * [http://hpaste.org/8521#a1 A small example] using the [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/feed feed] library, to simplify RSS parsing. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:29, 5 July 2013
This page collections documentation and examples about the library Network.Curl, (docs) a curl binding for Haskell, developed at Galois, Inc.
Trivial Use
$ ghci Prelude> :m Network.Curl Prelude Network.Curl> let html = curlGetString "http://www.haskell.org/" []
External Examples and Tutorials
- A small example using the feed library, to simplify RSS parsing.