Fable does not recognize port command during the build script

[psfinaki]

(irrelevant: pffff, 3rd day in a row I am trying to do at least anything with the whole SAFE stack...)

When I run the build script, things go well until this line: dotnet fable --port free webpack-dev-server For this I get: Unrecognized command: --port. Use dotnet fable --help to see available options.

App runs well at my 8080 if I remove --port free from this line in build.fsx: let fablewatch = async { runDotnet clientPath "fable --port free webpack-dev-server" }

I am just starting with SAFE, have a little idea how things work here. ASAIU, fable actually does support port option. Also I see something has been done around this recently. Maybe fable here is not updated to a version when it started to support this option?

[forki]

/cc @alfonsogcnunez

Am 25.02.2018 15:00 schrieb "Peter Semkin" [email protected]:

(irrelevant: pffff, 3rd day in a row I am trying to do at least anything with the whole SAFE stack...)

When I run the build script, things go well until this line: dotnet fable --port free webpack-dev-server For this I get: Unrecognized command: --port. Use dotnet fable --help to see available options.

App runs well at my 8080 if I remove --port free from this line in build.fsx: let fablewatch = async { runDotnet clientPath "fable --port free webpack-dev-server" }

I am just starting with SAFE, have a little idea how things work here. ASAIU, fable actually does support port option. Also I see something https://github.com/SAFE-Stack/SAFE-BookStore/pull/289 has been done around this recently. Maybe fable here is not updated to a version when it started to support this option?

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[MangelMaxime]

I think the args order is wrong.

It should be webpack-dev-server --port free.

> dotnet fable --help
Fable F# to JS compiler (1.3.17)
Usage: dotnet fable [command] [script] [fable arguments] [-- [script arguments]]

Commands:
  -h|--help           Show help
  --version           Print version
  start               Start Fable daemon
  npm-run             Run Fable while an npm script is running
  yarn-run            Run Fable while a yarn script is running
  node-run            Run Fable while a node script is running
  shell-run           Run Fable while a shell script is running
  webpack             Start Fable daemon, invoke Webpack and shut it down
  webpack-dev-server  Run Fable while Webpack development server is running

Fable arguments:
  --timeout           Stop the daemon if timeout (ms) is reached
  --port              Port number (default 61225) or "free" to choose a free port
  --verbose           Print more info during execution

To pass arguments to the script, write them after `--`. Example:

    dotnet fable npm-run build --port free -- -p --config webpack.production.js

You can use shortcuts for npm and yarn scripts in the following way:

    dotnet fable yarn-start       # Same as `dotnet fable yarn-run start`

[forki]

Please send PR. Also I assume the template might be wrong then. /cc @theimowski

Maxime Mangel [email protected] schrieb am Fr., 13. Juli 2018, 09:48:

I think the args order is wrong.

It should be webpack-dev-server --port free.

dotnet fable --help Fable F# to JS compiler (1.3.17) Usage: dotnet fable [command] [script] [fable arguments] [-- [script arguments]]

Commands: -h|--help Show help --version Print version start Start Fable daemon npm-run Run Fable while an npm script is running yarn-run Run Fable while a yarn script is running node-run Run Fable while a node script is running shell-run Run Fable while a shell script is running webpack Start Fable daemon, invoke Webpack and shut it down webpack-dev-server Run Fable while Webpack development server is running

Fable arguments: --timeout Stop the daemon if timeout (ms) is reached --port Port number (default 61225) or "free" to choose a free port --verbose Print more info during execution

To pass arguments to the script, write them after --. Example:

dotnet fable npm-run build --port free -- -p --config webpack.production.js

You can use shortcuts for npm and yarn scripts in the following way:

dotnet fable yarn-start       # Same as `dotnet fable yarn-run start`

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[theimowski]

Currently template doesn't use --port free. It should probably though