write file example to be repaired (Windows) about xlsx

[qrilka]

Thanks for reporting - I'll work on it

[stla]

Do you know the xlsx file ? I could send it to you.

[qrilka]

Sure I can recreate one but please sent yours just to be sure that we talk about the same thing, thanks.

[stla]

Ok, I've just sent it to your gmail adress.

[qrilka]

hi @stla sorry for being slow - first it was my vacation then some virus hit me :-
please check out bc08532 which is already in master - if the result looks OK then I'll release it as 0.4.1
Thanks

[stla]

I have to install the package from github ? I'm not sure I will be able to do that, but I'll try.

[qrilka]

@stla do you use stack?
with it it's just about adding

- location:
    git: https://github.com/qrilka/xlsx.git
    commit: bc0853209ee3a0a0f6749252f4802eebaf67a014
  extra-dep: true

to your stack.yaml

[stla]

I have stack, but for testing your package I'm using cabal. Do you know how to do with cabal?

[qrilka]

I don't use cabal for quite some time already as there is stack giving more convenient interface.
You could test using the following scenario:

1. git clone [email protected]:qrilka/xlsx.git
2. cd xlsx
3. cabal sandbox init
4. cabal install
5. create a file testHaddocks.hs with test code:

{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
module TestHaddocks where
import Codec.Xlsx
import Control.Lens
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as L
import Data.Time.Clock.POSIX

main :: IO ()
main = do
  ct <- getPOSIXTime
  let
      sheet = def & cellValueAt (1,2) ?~ CellDouble 42.0
                  & cellValueAt (3,2) ?~ CellText "foo"
      xlsx = def & atSheet "List1" ?~ sheet
  L.writeFile "example.xlsx" $ fromXlsx ct xlsx

6. cabal exec runhaskell testHaddocks.hs
7. check example.xlsx which you'll receive on the previous step

[stla]

I've managed to install. And yes, the problem has gone - the xlsx file is good !

[qrilka]

Released as https://github.com/qrilka/xlsx/tree/0.4.1