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This commit brings in an HLint configuration file and several recommended modifications such as: * End-of-line extra spaces removal; * Import lines ordering; * Redundant $ removal; * Generalisation of ++ and map to <> and fmap; * Preferring `pure` over `return`; * Removing extraenous extensions. And finally, a `stylish-haskell` helper script that detects if code files are dirty. Can be useful for CI, although manually calling it can be nice if you would rather first implement then beautify. |
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Hash2Pub
This is heavily WIP and does not provide any useful functionality yet.
I aim for always having the master branch at a state where it builds and tests pass.
A fully-decentralised relay for global hashtag federation in ActivityPub based on a distributed hash table. It allows querying and subscribing to all posts of a certain hashtag and is implemented in Haskell.
This is the practical implementation of the concept presented in the paper Decentralised Hashtag Search and Subscription for Federated Social Networks. A 30 minutes introduction talk is available as well.
The ASN.1 module schema used for DHT messages can be found in FediChord.asn1.
Building
The project and its developent environment are built with Nix.
The development environment can be entered with nix-shell. Then the project can be built with cabal build from within the environment, or using nix-shell --command "cabal build" to do both steps at once.