Haskell Shoot 'em up

Welcome to the Haskell Shoot 'em up!

Use this to quickly get used to the Haskell language and tool ecosystem.

Note: This repo contains (in some cases modified) exercises from ”Programming in Haskell” by Graham Hutton http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~pszgmh/pih.html. In some cases, the questions from the exercise booklet are also modified so that they can be solved using a computer (by, for instance resolving name clashes with the standard Haskell prelude).

Usage (using local clones)

1. Clone this repo onto your local machine using the command git clone <repo URL>. You may alternatively download an archive containing the repo using the download button on the main project page on GitLab in case you have problems using Git.
2. Use stack build to build the project to make sure that everything compiles before starting.
3. Start!
4. Once you decide to work on a chapter, uncomment the relevant lines in test/Spec.hs to enable its automated tests.
5. The exercises can be found within the src directory. Replace occurrences of undefined or ??? with your solutions. Make sure to use the templates and names provided.
6. Use stack test to run the included automated tests and take pleasure from seeing them change color from red to green.

Some helpful commands:

• Build the project: stack build
• Run all tests: stack test
• Run tests in auto-refresh mode: stack test --file-watch
• Only run tests for a particular chapter: stack test --test-arguments='--match "Chapter_X"'