Modules as react props
I wonder if anyone else has had similar ideas. Composition and extension can be a bit tedious at times, especially for components with many prop fields. It can also be error prone to compose...
View ArticleRescriptRelay Query.use requires suspense wrapper
I was following RescriptRelay docs but ended up in a situation when I used Query.use on a component that is mounted after the initial render (for example when I push a new route and render a new...
View ArticleRescriptRelay Query.use requires suspense wrapper
Query.use always suspend unless all data is already there, because it’s a lazy query - it initiates the data fetching on mount. In Relay, using preloaded queries is best practice. Preloaded queries...
View ArticleRescriptRelay Query.use requires suspense wrapper
100% would recommend the Router. Really shows off what is possible when Rescript gets to stretch its legs I find myself missing many features when moving to other, TS centric routers. Way to kill it...
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[Article] ReScript has come a long way, maybe it's time to switch from...
Looking into ReScript over TypeScript to start a project, this is very helpful! Thanks
View ArticleTailwind CSS: adding `className` to components
well actually @react.component is just a shortcut that generates the props type and change the function from accepting labeled arguments to a props object, so doing it manually is not an issue at all!...
View ArticleAlright, what does the tilde do
When set on a parameter, what does it mean? I’ve looked …
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Alright, what does the tilde do
It’s a labeled parameter, here’s the doc about it ReScript Documentation Function | ReScript Language Manual Function syntax in ReScript
View ArticleAlright, what does the tilde do
thank you. It’s weird, I looked extensively and couldn’t find it. Searching the rescript site for ~ or tilde doesn’t turn up that doc.
View ArticleAlright, what does the tilde do
I’m having the same experience with |, which I know lets you do a switch-like operation, but I can’t get back to the docs that explain it, because I don’t know what it’s called.
View ArticleHow can i bind this?
const StorageManager = require("xyz"); const { Storage } = new StorageManager(config) Storage({ path: 'test' }) I have this code to bind, Storage() function can accept any object i have tried this...
View ArticleAlright, what does the tilde do
@fham we should add labeled args to the Syntax lookup so it’s easier to find.
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Alright, what does the tilde do
Docs about switch are here or were you talking about something else? ReScript Documentation Pattern Matching / Destructuring | ReScript Language Manual Pattern matching and destructuring complex data...
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How can i bind this?
rafael-jurisoft: { redis: { prefix: "storage:file:", password: Env.redis_password, ip: Env.redis_ip, }, } Not sure I fully follow what you’re after, but here’s an example: module Storage = { // TODO:...
View ArticleCast unbox to primitive
Hello, I have variant type of strings: @unboxed type firestoreErrorCode = | @as("cancelled") Cancelled | @as("unknown") Unknown | @as("invalid-argument") InvalidArgument | @as("deadline-exceeded")...
View ArticleCast unbox to primitive
You almost had it: let e = React.string((code :> string)) :> is the coercion operator. It can coerce any variant that’s only represented by strings into a string (or to float, int etc, if that’s...
View ArticleCast unbox to primitive
Thank you! I have a related question about this. type collectionReference<'documentdata, 'metadata> type query<'documentdata, 'metadata> In OO terms the collectionReference inherits from...
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Probably not no, an identity cast like you have already seems more appropriate.
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