Outside of rescript react and core, I don’t think we’ve ever installed any other community bindings. We just write our own bindings when we need them.
Few reasons I can think of:
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Always worried that the bindings I find on someone’s github has partial coverage and may be missing something we need. Without the ability to extend, you end up with like
Express2.resfiles that have one function in them -
For some bindings that I was interested in, the bindings took a custom implementation approach – like
reductiveorbs-jestfor redux and jest, when most the time I’m looking for zero cost -
There’s a bit of friction with finding, installing the library, installing the rescript version of it, and adding it again to
rescript.jsonthat makes just feel easier to copy paste into a new file