stack templates that encode my opinion about how to run Haskell projects.

Each of the templates provides the following:

• a library where all of the code lives
• tests, using tasty, with automatic discovery via tasty-discover
• sample tests using hedgehog
• benchmarks, using criterion
• command-line pasing using optparse-applicative
• hlint enforced with CI, coupled with an .hlint.yaml for local customizations

Each of the templates assumes you already have the following:

• stack
• docker
• bash

A simple command-line tool.

An API server that uses servant, and provides:

• logging
• Prometheus metrics
• a simple HTML interface, styled with Bootstrap 4

$ stack new <your-project> path/to/cli -p "category:Web" -p "synopsis:Short summary of your program" -p "image-registry:quay.io/jml"

And then follow the instructions in the generated README.rst