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[ANN] Editor integration: type checking/feedback without saving (experimental)
Incredible work @zth. This is a huge improvement in the developer experience.
View ArticleBsconfig name vs npm package name vs namespace?
So I am trying to publish a namespaced npm package…@nobleai/rescript-x. Docs say I should set namespace: true in my bsconfig, and the name will be driven from the name set there. If i set the name...
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For Neovim (LSP built-in) users: require('lspconfig').rescriptls.setup { init_options = { extensionConfiguration = { incrementalTypechecking = { enabled = true }, }, }, }
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I have a binding for Headless UI Dialog that stopped working recently. Maybe after upgrading to Rescript 11. The generated JS now has _open instead of open and I’m not sure why. I tried underscore...
View ArticleBsconfig name vs npm package name vs namespace?
You keep the name identical to the one in package.json and set a custom one in the namespace field. Example: github.com cca-io/rescript-mui/blob/master/packages/rescript-mui-material/rescript.json {...
View ArticleBsconfig name vs npm package name vs namespace?
Ahh perfect. It wasnt clear namespace took a string. maybe i missed it.
View ArticlePackage import "Diamond Problem" and building dependencies
Hi All So I now have a package that is our core lib. I am using this package as both a first-order and second-order dependency in our application (We have it in dependencies, and we have a dependency...
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Package import "Diamond Problem" and building dependencies
mouton: @nobleai/rescript-prelude Do you have - by any chance - different versions of the same package installed? Wha’ts the result of npm ls @nobleai/rescript-prelude? Are you even using npm? (or...
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I’m not sure, what you are actually trying to ask, since your code example seems alright. I believe name-mangling (special handling for names containing underlines at specific positions) was recently...
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That’s a breaking change in ReScript 11. The workaround is to use @as("open") as you did, although if you have JSX v3 enabled, it might not work. Try upgrading to JSX v4.
View ArticleGauging interest on outputting certain ReScript comments to JS
This appears to work in the generated .gen.ts files! Thank you
View ArticlePackage import "Diamond Problem" and building dependencies
[nix-shell:~/noble-sl/web]$ npm ls @nobleai/rescript-prelude noble@0.0.1 /noble-sl/web ├─┬ @nobleai/rescript-fields@0.1.4 │ └── @nobleai/rescript-prelude@0.12.3 └── @nobleai/rescript-prelude@0.12.4
View ArticlePackage import "Diamond Problem" and building dependencies
Aha! unifying the versions has done it. Still it seems like something rescript should be able to handle if we’re going to be serious about an expansive library ecosystem? Thanks @woeps Alex
View ArticlePackage import "Diamond Problem" and building dependencies
The current state is, that modules are identified by name (globally), and there is no notion of versions. Therefore the compiler doesn’t really know what to, when there is the same Module present...
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Both fixes seem to work. I didn’t know about the quote syntax, it might be missing from the docs. The JSX setting confused me a little, but after checking the schema I learned that the JSX setting...
View ArticleHow to bind to a js property that is a promise (not method)
Hi, I’m trying to do some bindings for the new View Transitions dom api, but I’m getting a little stuck as it has properties that are promises, but the property is not a method. For example, the...
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Oh wait, I think I figured it out. I just moved the properties into the type. type viewTransition = { viewTransitionFinished: promise<unit>, viewTransitionReady: promise<unit>,...
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How to bind to a js property that is a promise (not method)
Hi Agent Coop! Glad to see you’re interested in ReScript There are multiple ways to bind to JS types and modules. The “traditional” way is to make the JS type an abstract type and use @send to bind to...
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