I'm curious if it's possible to use extensible records for HTML attributes
instead of lists of function application such as [id "foo", class "bar"]?
I've poked around a bit, but didn't find too much on specifically this. For
example, something along the lines of this:
let x = anchor { href = "#", id = Just "root" }
Something along the lines of defining common attributes all being maybe
types, and then combining it with a record passed to a function.
type alias CommonAttrs a =
{ a | id : Maybe String, class : Maybe String }
commonAttrs : a -> CommonAttrs a
commonAttrs x =
{ x | id = Nothing, class = Nothing }
anchor : { a | href : String } -> CommonAttrs { href : String }
anchor attrs =
commonAttrs attrs
I know that's not going to work, but something along those lines. I'm new
to Elm and only somewhat familiar with Haskell.
Thoughts?
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