Alexander Thiemann
Alexander Thiemann
Yes, I was planning to add it back but haven't gotten around to submitting a PR to the repo yet. Feel free to go for it if you are interested!
Yeah, all these functions are now "hidden" behind `module Web.Spock.Action`. Maybe we should reexport all the individual functions for good documentation, but then when making changes to `Web.Spock.Action` one has...
Alternatively we could introduce a dummy identifier and then use `hiding` when importing/reexporting it. That could work?
Hm... Then maybe just highlighting a link to `Spock-core` is the way to go for now.
The website is currently a static website. Would be a fun project to port it to use https://github.com/agrafix/funblog . You can take a look at that if you are looking...
It should still work and set a good example to get started! I'd be happy to help if it doesn't work out.
Interesting ... Have you tried benchmarking it against the [Spock-core](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/Spock-core-0.12.0.0/docs/Web-Spock-Core.html) api?
Also curious about the `Socket errors: connect 0, read 0, write 0, timeout 137` happening with Spock :/
To implement a custom SessionStore, you'll have to "fill" this data-type: ```haskell data SessionStore sess tx = SessionStore { ss_runTx :: forall a. tx a -> IO a , ss_loadSession...
I personally never used the readShowSessionPersist and wasn't aware that anyone used it. If you like to add it back it would make sense to have it sit on top...