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4 years ago by James Jensen
The Obsidian Literate Haskell Plugin plugin makes `.lhs` files behave more like normal markdown notes while keeping literate Haskell code usable. It is built for people who want prose and runnable Haskell in the same note without staring at visible `\begin{code}` and `\end{code}` wrappers around every block. Instead of leaving those markers in the editor, the plugin hides them inside `.haskell` blocks in `.lhs` files and treats the file itself like markdown. That keeps mixed notes easier to read and easier to work in when explanation and code need to sit together.