Shortcut multiple @get and @send
Hello, I’m trying to create the following binding: const session = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({ .... }); I have the stripe type can achieve this via: type checkout @get external checkout:...
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Perhaps you could use something like this? @val @scope("stripe.checkout.sessions") external create : ({..}) => Promise.t<string> = "create"
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Sorry, there is a bit more to it, it should be called on the stripe object: type stripe @module("stripe") @new external make: string => stripe = "default" @val @scope("checkout.sessions") external...
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I see the issue. Maybe this will work? @send @scope(("checkout", "sessions")) external createCheckoutSession: (stripe, {..}) => Promise.t<string> = "create"
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Shortcut multiple @get and @send
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Thanks for the answer! In the end I went with %%private since I was only trying to hide a single function from the file.
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Why do `.resi` and `.res` files require defining records twice (once in each...
private by defaut and a “pub” keyword would be such an improvement
View ArticleCannot able create a Record from another Record (With all optional keys)
Apologies for missing your reply earlier. I’m creating a JSX using the generic JSX feature of ReScript. We have a native cross-platform renderer that requires a prop in string format. However, I don’t...
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I agree that a pub keyword would help make JS devs feel more at home.
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I made 3 new Rescript libraries! @jvlk/rescript-lite-jsx,...
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Why pub and not just export ?
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.merlin is not needed anymore
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