Type.hs

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{-# OPTIONS_GHC -Wall #-}

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-- | This module exports the 'Refined' type with its
--   constructor. This is very risky! In particular, the 'Coercible'
--   instances will be visible throughout the importing module.
--   It is usually better to build the necessary coercions locally
--   using the utilities in "Refined.Unsafe", but in some cases
--   it may be more convenient to write a separate module that
--   imports this one and exports some large coercion.
module Refined.Unsafe.Type
  ( Refined(Refined)
  ) where

import Refined.Internal (Refined(Refined))