johannes karoff

I have the same problem and found the following workaround for now. My App implements the base class `CommandAppWithPreCommand` instead of `CommandApp`. There I can pass an implicit `Help` instance,...

@zygm0nt I tried out your code snippet and it compiles for me. Maybe there is another compile error somewhere else in the code? Have you looked at the abstract class...

I had the same problem and decided to write a similar library that does exactly that. Maybe it helps you, too: https://github.com/cornerman/sloth

I also wanted to separate my Apis and went for this approach (maybe also works for you?): ```scala trait MySpecificApi { def doThing(i: Int, s: String): Seq[String] } trait My...

For Future reference, the code should look like this in order to work correctly: ```scala class Test(implicit ctx: Ctx.Owner) { var count = 0 val a = Var(1); val b...

From what I understand, an App-level `Owner` is perfectly fine. You can define it with the `Ctx.Owner.safe()` macro, which will create a `Ctx.Owner.Unsafe`. It additionally ensures that you are not...

@fbaierl Is there a specific reason you want to have an owner per Page? The most simple way of not leaking with rx, is to really pass the implicit owner...

> The problem I'd imagine there to be is that as I rebuild the web-page (by navigating to another page), the previously bound Rxs will still be referenced by this...

For now, my workaround is to use this json decoder which implements the correct logic: https://github.com/andeb/avro-json-decoder

Still existing. Please dont close.