The repository shall provide stack templates that allow a quick start with ForSyDe.
The stack template new-shallow gives a starting point for ForSyDe-Shallow models. The following text assumes that you create a new ForSyDe-Shallow project with the name my-shallow-project.
Create the project structure using the stack template forsyde/new-shallow.
stack new my-shallow-project forsyde/new-shallow
After creating the project structure, a few additonal steps have to be taken to have a fully working ForSyDe-Shallow project.
Enter the project directory my-shallow-project and change the following in the files package.yaml and stack.yaml.
In package.yaml:
- Remove the comment character (
#) before- forsyde-shallow >= 3.5.0.0
In stack.yaml:
- Add the extra dependency to ForSyDe-Shallow
extra-deps:
- forsyde-shallow-3.5.0.0
You can add it at the end of the file.
- If you encounter problems with the Haskell Language Server, add the line
system-ghc: true
- Enter the project directory and build the project
stack build
- Execute the project
stack exec my-shallow-project-exe
Now, you should receive the following output:
{2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11}
The stack template new-atom gives a starting point for ForSyDe-Atom models. The following text assumes that you create a new ForSyDe-Atom project with the name my-atom-project.
Create the project structure using the stack template forsyde/new-atom.
stack new my-atom-project forsyde/new-atom
After creating the project structure, a few additonal steps have to be taken to have a fully working ForSyDe-Shallow project.
Enter the project directory my-atom-project and change the following in the files package.yaml and stack.yaml.
In package.yaml:
- Remove the comment character (
#) before- forsyde-atom >=0.3.2 && <0.3.3
In stack.yaml:
- Add the extra dependency to ForSyDe-Atom. Here we use a so far inofficial version that has been developed for newer GHC-version (9.6.6). You can add it at the end of the file.
extra-deps:
- git: [email protected]:forsyde/forsyde-atom.git
commit: dc70e7f764f149bbe5ddb8a97f000aad34a09f91
- If you encounter problems with the Haskell Language Server, add the line
system-ghc: true
- Enter the project directory and build the project
stack build
- Execute the project
stack exec my-atom-project-exe
Now, you should receive the following output:
{2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11}