Haskell clone of coreutils

This has turned into a vain attempt to recreate the GNU coreutils programs in Haskell, for no particular reason... Maybe someday some student called Hlinus will write a kernel and this will then come in handy.

Now with bonus: Hlolcat

Continuious Integration

App is hosted on semaphore which sets up Haskell and attempts to run demo program.

Progress so far:

Done:

lolcat ==> Hlolcat (fully functional)
yes ==> Hyes (works, updated)
whoami ==> Hwhoami (done, update needed)
basename ==> Hbasename (done, update needed)
ls ==> Hls (work in progress, needs to work on real IO, colors, formats..., update needed)
uniq ==> Huniq (Started, lots to do, almost all, need repl loop, update needed)
echo ==> Hecho (mostly working, update needed)
true / false ==> Htrue / Hfalse (skeleton, update needed)
seq ==> Hseq (basic functionality working, update needed)
cat ==> Hcat (multiple files and seperators working, update needed)
head ==> Hhead (line count, update needed)
printenv ==> Hprintenv (update needed)
pwd ==> Hpwd (Started, but will need redo, update needed)
sort ==> Hsort (Options and text, update needed)
touch ==> Htouch (Options and text, update needed)
shuf ==> Hshuf (Started, argument redo, messy, update needed)
truncate ==> Htruncate (Options with params trial, update needed)
sleep ==> sleep (works, but not accurate time, update needed)
rmdir ==> Hrmdir (basic deleting works, not all flags obeyed, update needed)
mkdir ==> Hmkdir (basic making works, " " " ", update needed)