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Module documentation for 1.1.0.5

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isbn: ISBN Validation and Manipulation

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All books published by major publishers since 1970 have an International Standard Book Number (ISBN) associated with them. Prior to 2007, all ISBNs issued were ten digit ISBN-10 format. Since 2007, new ISBNs have been issued in the thirteen digit ISBN-13 format. See the ISBN Wikipedia article for more information.

Overview

This library provides data types and functions both validating and working with ISBNs. For general use, only importing the Data.ISBN module is required, as it reexports all functionality for validating and converting between ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 values. The specific implementations for validation are located in the Data.ISBN.ISBN10 and Data.ISBN.ISBN13 modules, respectively.

Usage Example: Validating an ISBN and printing the error

import Data.ISBN (ISBN, validateISBN, renderISBNValidationError)

validateUserSuppliedISBN :: Text -> Either Text ISBN
validateUserSuppliedISBN userIsbnInput =
    either (Left . renderISBNValidationError) Right (validateISBN userIsbnInput)


someValidISBN10 =
    validateUserSuppliedISBN "0345816021"    -- Right (ISBN10 "0345816021")

someValidISBN13 =
    validateUserSuppliedISBN "9780807014295" -- Right (ISBN13 "9780807014295")

tooShortISBN =
    validateUserSuppliedISBN "0-345-816"     -- Left "An ISBN must be 10 or 13 characters, not counting hyphens"

invalidISBN10 =
    validateUserSuppliedISBN "0-345-81602-3" -- Left "The supplied ISBN-10 is not valid"

Development

This library is developed using a Nix shell. The environment is specified in shell.nix. You can enter the environment with nix installed via nix-shell. The nix-shell will install sandboxed copies of cabal-install, ghcid, entr, and gnumake, which are the utilities necessary to build the project, run the tests, and create a local copy of the documentation.

Entering the development environment and runnning tests

$ cd <path-to-repo>
$ nix-shell                       # assumes `nix` is installed
(nix-shell) $ make help           # show all of the make targets
(nix-shell) $ make tests-watch    # build the library and run the tests in `ghcid`
(nix-shell) $ make docs           # build a local copy of the haddock documentation

Changes

Revision history for isbn

1.1.0.5 - December 26, 2023

  • Bump version of text dependency to include versions up to 2.2 (exclusive)
  • Add flake.nix file for Nix Flake-based development (via nix develop)
  • Bump nixpkgs.json to release-23.11 branch of Nixpkgs for nix-shell based development

1.1.0.4 - September 6, 2022

  • Bumped version bound of text dependency to include text-2.0.x.

1.1.0.3 - January 10, 2022

  • Changed imports of Data.Text to be qualified to prevent ambiguous import issues caused by changed to Prelude in GHC 9.x.

1.1.0.2 - November 13, 2020

  • Built documentation using GHC 8.8.4
  • Changed Nix shell development environment to use fetchFromGitHub instead of fetchGit for nixpkgs
  • Changed hackage-build Makefile target to split sdist and docs outputs into separate subdirectories of build/
  • Added hackage-upload and hackage-upload-publish Makefile targets to upload new package builds to Hackage

1.1.0.1 - July 30, 2020

  • Changed implementation of validateISBN to make a copy of the input text, preventing space leaks
  • Added some test cases for ISBN-13s with a ‘979’ prefix

1.1.0.0 - July 28, 2020

  • Changed exports in Data.ISBN module to not export the constructors of the ISBN data type
    • If constructors are needed, the Data.Types.ISBN module can be imported instead
  • Added isISBN10 and isISBN13 functions to allow for checking of the opaque ISBN data type without the use of its value constructors

1.0.0.0 - May 17, 2020

  • Initial release. Features:
    • General ISBN validation based off of text input, as well as specific ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 validation
    • Validation errors with human-friendly renderers, that can be used to display error messages to end users
    • ISBN-10 to ISBN-13 conversion and vise versa