time-units-types: Type-level representations of time durations.

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time-units-types

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This Haskell library exports types which can be used to describe simple type periods at the type-level. The type-level descriptions can then be reifed to corresponding values of the time-units library.

{-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-}

import Data.Time.TypeLevel

type TenSeconds = 'Second 10

main :: IO ()
main = do
    -- `durationVal` converts the type-level specification to a corresponding
    -- value from "Data.Time.Units"
    print $ durationVal @TenSeconds
    -- `durationMicroseconds` converts the type-level specification to a
    -- corresponding integer value, representing microseconds
    print $ durationMicroseconds @TenSeconds

See the Haddock documentation for a reference of all supported units.

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