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Documentation is out of sync with the latest release
The documentation shows functions such as Result.ok, Result.error and Option.both which don't actually exist in 0.0.7. It would be nice if the documentation had a version selector (maybe similar to Elixir's docs - https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/Phoenix.html) so that you can choose master or 0.0.7.
On a side note I would like to use the functions in master, but I can't figure out how to get them working. Putting "tablecloth-bucklescript": "darklang/tablecloth#master" into package.json doesn't seem to work. Any advice would be appreciated!
The next release will happen really soon, I just need to get around to writing the changelog.
I think a version selector is a good idea, if we couple adding a new functions with a since x.y.z annotation in the docs it shouldn't be too much work to implement either, can you create a separate issue for the feature request?
Are you getting any specific errors when trying to use the latest master?
The integration-test folder always gets built and run against master, maybe that would be useful to check your configuration against?
Sure! https://github.com/darklang/tablecloth/issues/172
The whole thing just failed to build with a lot of strange errors (Cannot find module Tablecloth, Cannot find module React). Do you think it should work if I add "tablecloth-bucklescript": "darklang/tablecloth#master" to the dependencies?
The format looks correct to me.
Perhaps try bsb -clean-world followed by bsb -make-world
I had another go, and I think the problem is that there is a compile error that is preventing Tablecloth from compiling, which then causes subsequent errors:
Warning number 3 (configured as error)
/Users/dave/Projects/Couloir/ctp/title-cp/node_modules/tablecloth-bucklescript/bucklescript/src/TableclothInt.ml 45:29-43
43 │ let ( /. ) n by = Js.Int.toFloat n /. Js.Int.toFloat by
44 │
45 │ let power ~base ~exponent = Js.Math.pow_int ~base ~exp:exponent
46 │
47 │ let ( ** ) base exponent = Js.Math.pow_int ~base ~exp:exponent
deprecated: Js.Math.pow_int
use `power_float` instead, the return type may be not int
Warning number 3 (configured as error)
/Users/dave/Projects/Couloir/ctp/title-cp/node_modules/tablecloth-bucklescript/bucklescript/src/TableclothInt.ml 47:28-42
45 │ let power ~base ~exponent = Js.Math.pow_int ~base ~exp:exponent
46 │
47 │ let ( ** ) base exponent = Js.Math.pow_int ~base ~exp:exponent
48 │
49 │ let negate = ( ~- )
deprecated: Js.Math.pow_int
use `power_float` instead, the return type may be not int
It looks like you might be using a globally installed version of bsb?
We don't support anything more than 7.2.2 at the moment: https://github.com/darklang/tablecloth/issues/141
Try using the locally installed version using the scripts in package.json
npm run clean
npm run build
Does that mean that my application has to use 7.2.2 too, or can Tablecloth be compiled with 7.2.2 but I can still use it in an 8.1.1 app?
I means that your app has to use 7.2.2 too.
#141 is the only issue stopping us from supporting a newer version of Bucklescript I think.
Ah ok - I'm keen to change over to the new Bucklescript syntax so I'll stay on 8.2.2 and wait for a Tablecloth update in that case. Cheers!
So all the documentation that I have been reading for more than one hour is basically useless? I want to use the Map.String module and I'm getting an error telling me that such module does not exist, then I checked the mli files and indeed there is no definition for that.
Apologies @danielo515, we need to get a release out. Can you use git master directly in your app?
Don't worry @pbiggar, I'm using reason standard for now. Since most of the docs seems to come from there it is probably a good substitute for many. I'll be looking for the release (with standard merged in)
This is so weird - I was working on this project today for the first time in 2 years!