OCaml Batteries included (or simply
"Batteries") is a community-driven effort to standardize on an
consistent, documented, and comprehensive
development platform for the OCaml
programming language.
Batteries is meant to serve the following purposes:
- define a standard set of libraries which may be expected on
every compliant installation of OCaml;
- organize these libraries into a hierarchy of modules, with
one source of documentation;
- define a standard set of language extensions (based on
CamlP4)
which may be expected on every compliant installation of OCaml;
- provide consistent abstractions and
APIs for
otherwise independent libraries.
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Download & Docs
Batteries can be
downloaded
from the forge, as usual. The code is free software,
licensed under the terms of the GNU LGPL
(version 2.1, or above), with the usual OCaml linking exception.
The documentation (platform description and API reference) is
available from the
doc manager.
Quick links:
Development
Batteries is hosted on the OCaml
forge:
Source code is available via
Git:
For bugs, feature requests, patches, ... see
the
tracker and its box on this page.
Authors
Batteries is brought to you by many people, gathered
together under the lead of
David
Teller;
see the project
page for the full list of developers.