Currently the IHP Sessions Functions only really work well with Text values. When you want to store other values like Float or ByteString or Id Project you always have to first convert them to a text and then later manually convert them back.

For a few cases we manually added functions such as getSessionInt or getSessionUUID. We should try to generalize this by introducing a type cl

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I noticed on the Stencil that two interesting badges are displayed in its README.md files. These two displays easily which version is available in NPM and which licensing is used.

I think we can add these two to our README.md (in any web components, utils, etc.) too.

Code

In Stencil it is solved as following:

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fetchPypi just calls fetchurl underneath but has a slightly different calling syntax in order to construct the URL. It would be great to track these external dependencies using niv. :-)

Otherwise one might get an error like:

cachix push /nix/store/7i1kqf6x52l1fhqqdmqgggjr0zigggik-cachix-0.1.3/bin/cachix

NoInput "You need to specify store paths either as stdin or as a cli argument"

Currently, we are not able to
a) symbolically execute init code with symbolic arguments
b) get srcmapping for init code with arguments

We could change ContractCode as follows:

data ContractCode
  = InitCode (ByteString, Buffer)    -- ^ "Constructor" code, during contract creation (possibly with arguments)
  | RuntimeCode ByteString           -- ^ "Instance" code, after contract crea

It would be nice to have an easy way of installing bash completions from optparse-applicative.

We've added a small post install script to our own CLI tools with a module like the following:

{pkgs, ...}:
{
    packages.our-pkg-one.components.exes.our-exe-one.build-tools = [ pkgs.installShellFiles ];
    packages.our-pkg-one.components.all.postInstall = pkgs.lib.mkForce "";
    pac