Dylan Simon

That's true. It looks like the protocol requires SASL (https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sasl-authentication.html). I don't see any up-to-date SASL implementations in haskell and am not sure what all it involves but I'm certainly...

Implementing them is theoretically not too hard, but there are a few conceptual decisions to be made first, which was where I got stuck. Mainly around how to encode the...

I've been thinking about this but it's a little tricky. hasql uses `postgresql-libpq`, the binding to postgres's client libpq library to talk to postgres, while postgresql-typed talks the postgresql protocol...

I'm not exactly sure what you mean but have a couple suggestions if either of these applies: If you want to, say, have two queries that you know at compile...

If you're so inclined it would be great to have some module-level haddock documentation for `Database.PostgreSQL.Typed.Query` module about how to convert constructed string queries into `PGQuery` via template haskell, but...

I just added a bit of docs to `unsafeModifyQuery` in b93cdb9, but it could certainly use more. The best thing to use to escape literals in this case is `pgSafeLiteral`...

Addressing only a bit of that, there is a `pgSQLFragment`-like functionality using `[pgSQL|#...|]` which just does `pgSubstituteLiterals` substitutions but nothing else. As for the main question, the nature of the...

I will look into this. The first step was apparently making a new slack for the plugin itself (ha! the whole point of this was to have to interact with...

I am not yet at all clear how to make this work. The whole oauth flow is predecated on the assumption that you have a webserver. Short of running a...

I thought about that, but then our slack "app" is just a website that issues user tokens (that we're supposed to be keeping "secure"), that people still have to type...