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-- original | |
getBody :: ServerPart L.ByteString | |
parseBody :: FromJSON a => ServerPart (Maybe a) | |
parseBody = getBody >>= (return . A.decode) | |
-- attempt | |
parseBody :: FromJSON a => MaybeT (ServerPartT IO) a | |
parseBody = lift $ getBody >>= (return . A.decode) | |
-- Error | |
-- Couldn't match type ‘a’ with ‘Maybe a0’ | |
-- ‘a’ is a rigid type variable bound by | |
-- the type signature for | |
-- parseBody :: FromJSON a => MaybeT (ServerPartT IO) a | |
-- at src/Main.hs:65:14 | |
-- Expected type: L.ByteString -> a | |
-- Actual type: L.ByteString -> Maybe a0 | |
-- Relevant bindings include | |
-- parseBody :: MaybeT (ServerPartT IO) a (bound at src/Main.hs:66:1) | |
-- In the second argument of ‘(.)’, namely ‘decode’ | |
-- In the second argument of ‘(>>=)’, namely ‘(return . decode)’ | |
-- So Maybe a0 doesn't match FromJSON a, that I get, but I was trying to use MaybeT (ServerPartT IO) a | |
-- as a replacement for ServerPartT IO (Maybe a), so there's something I'm not quite understanding |
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