I actually found some prior art
- http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/kkpoon/elm-echarts/latest
Op woensdag 15 maart 2017 18:11:12 UTC+1 schreef Jonas Schürmann:
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> Hey folks,
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> is it okay to publish a pure Elm package (no native code, no ports) that
> depends on a custom element (web
If I'm not mistaken, this isn't so much about nested records as it is about
referencing a qualified record in a record update expression.
This seems related to - but not exactly the same thing as
- https://github.com/elm-lang/elm-compiler/issues/1549
So yeah, you could either create a local
Let's take a step back, here.
Conceptually, the `init` function is meant to say how to jumpstart your
application. So what it should do, is provide the initial state of your
model, and - optionally - telling the runtime to start executing some
asynchronous task right away (a good example would
Hi Casper,
Correct, the `Date` module (and type) are not imported or exposed by
default. You can find the default imports
here: http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/core/latest
To make `Date` available in your module, you can use `import Date exposing
(Date)`. The "exposing" part
https://libraries.io/elm <- there are various rss feeds there.
Op woensdag 9 augustus 2017 15:39:50 UTC+2 schreef Vlad GURDIGA:
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> This is nice indeed, but what I’m missing is an RSS feed, so that I don’t
> have to remember the day when I last looked at the list, and begin scanning
> the
If you're actually parsing a string, you may also want to look into one of
the various parsing libraries like `elm-tools/parser`. If you're willing to
give a few more details about the format of those strings, I'm sure people
here (and on slack) would be more than willing to give you a hand in
Correct, this is the virtualdom reusing dom-nodes. You may want to use
`Html.Keyed` to help the dom-diffing algorithm out by assigning unique keys
to children that shouldn't be "mixed and matched".
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Yeah, this could be caused by "conflicting packages" - seems like you may
have been using a different package that has a dependency on
`elm-community/json-extra`, which uses the same module names as (and
supersedes) `elm-community/elm-json-extra`.
Op zondag 18 juni 2017 05:08:38 UTC+2 schreef
mapNamed : (Named a -> b) -> Element -> b
In that line, you say that I can pass in a function that works on `Named a`,
where `a` isn't bound to anything. So if I were to write a function `foo :
Named { iAlsoNeedAnInt : Int } -> Int`, I could pass that to that `mapNamed`.
However `Element`
Yeah, I did that some time ago
- package.elm-lang.org/packages/zwilias/json-decode-exploration/latest
Demo here, the very last one in the output is a scenario not unlike yours
:) https://ellie-app.com/3vVLfrNDnSXa1/2
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Your final example (exponential backoff on HTTP requests) doesn't need any
magic.
You can use `Http.toTask` to turn it into a task and implement a generic
"retry task at most x times with backoff" like this:
retry : Int -> Time -> Task x a -> Task x a
retry maxTries backOff task =
if
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