@hackage fay0.9.2.0

Fay is a proper subset of Haskell which can be compiled (type-checked) with GHC, and compiled to JavaScript. It is lazy, pure, with a Fay monad, an FFI, tail-recursion optimization (experimental). It implements no type system, for type-checking you should use GHC.

Documentation

See documentation at http://fay-lang.org/ or build your own documentation with:

$ cabal unpack fay
$ cd fay-*
$ cabal install
$ dist/build/fay-docs/fay-docs

Examples

See http://fay-lang.org/#examples.

Release Notes

• Fix name encoding.

• Add content-type to HTML generation.

• Add calculator example.

• Support built-in operators as (+), (*), etc.

• Fix self-referential thunks (see #89).

• Don't import modules twice.

• Handle where bindings in function definitions.

• Support record updates.

• Move to GHC type-checking (with --no-ghc).

• Remove invalid chars from UTF-8 tests.

• Remove --autorun, now it's the default.

• Fix nullary constructor comparison.

• Replace . with $ in module name generation.

• Reverse -fdevel flag.

• Skip type declarations in where.

• Add true/false to keywords.

• Add laziness back to infix operators.

• Switch to applicative parsing of options.

• Fix parens in conversion functions.

See full history at: https://github.com/chrisdone/fay/commits