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description="The Haskell Test Framework (/HTF/ for short) lets you define and organize unit tests,\nQuickCheck properties,\nand black box tests in an\neasy and convenient way. HTF uses a custom preprocessor that collects\ntest definitions automatically.\n\nHTF produces highly readable output\nfor failing test cases: it provides exact file name and line number\ninformation,\nit colors and pretty prints expected and\nactual results, and it displays a diff highlighting the mismatching parts.\n\nThe documentation of the \"Test.Framework.Tutorial\" module\nprovides a tutorial for HTF. The /sample/ directory in\nthe HTF repo provides a good starting point for\na project using HTF.";
synopsis="Automatically generate a GraphQL API for an SQLite database";
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description="AirGQL automatically generates a GraphQL API for SQLite databases.\nIt analyses the database schema\nand builds the corresponding GraphQL introspection and data resolvers.\n\nThe generated API supports all basic CRUD operations and\neven complex queries and mutations including filters and pagination.\nIt's the perferct solution for easily integrating GraphQL support\ninto existing Haskell servers.\n\nAirGQL is part of the Airsequel project, which provides a complete solution\nfor building web applications on top of SQLite databases.";
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