This is a Haskell library for creating MUD clients that is open source.
Yogurt is a MUD client library that is completely free and small in size, making it a great choice for those looking for an efficient solution. Developed in Haskell, Yogurt is a DSL that is embedded within the language.
What sets Yogurt apart from other MUD clients is its reliance on Haskell, which allows it to offer all of the programming language's features by default. This means that Yogurt offers full control over what messages are sent, as well as variables with any valid Haskell type.
With Yogurt, users won't have to worry about any ambiguity regarding variable expansion, which can often be confusing with other MUD clients. Additionally, there is no need to deal with clumsy syntax, making it easy to get started with Yogurt right away.
It's important to note that while Yogurt doesn't offer a way to change the installed hooks at runtime for free, it still provides plenty of valuable features that make it a great choice for those on the hunt for a reliable MUD client library.
What sets Yogurt apart from other MUD clients is its reliance on Haskell, which allows it to offer all of the programming language's features by default. This means that Yogurt offers full control over what messages are sent, as well as variables with any valid Haskell type.
With Yogurt, users won't have to worry about any ambiguity regarding variable expansion, which can often be confusing with other MUD clients. Additionally, there is no need to deal with clumsy syntax, making it easy to get started with Yogurt right away.
It's important to note that while Yogurt doesn't offer a way to change the installed hooks at runtime for free, it still provides plenty of valuable features that make it a great choice for those on the hunt for a reliable MUD client library.
What's New
Version 0.3: N/A