Simon Marechal
Simon Marechal
Version 0.7.0 should be up!
The "roundtrip" tests are not real roundtrips, as they themselves generate Elm code that might be wrong. While they use quickcheck to generate samples, they only test a bunch of...
On the Haskell side, it generates random data fitting pre-defined types, for various assortment of deriving options. You then get tests like: -- encode , test "8" (\_ -> equalHack...
The separation of concerns is not obvious at all. The point of elm-bridge is that it will sync your Elm code with your aeson options, so unless you support this...
1. `ETypes` represent "type signatures", whereas `ETypeDef` represent what the time is. 2. This library tries to write code for the user's type. The rationale was that when an endpoint...
For the option records, it is probably that those are parameters that have been added recently (or at least, recently enough), and that they are not supported by the library...
As for the difference between `ETypeDef` and `EType` I would have to read the code to tell you their exact meaning, so your guess is as good as mine right...
That would be perfect!
I personally use servant anyway, and I suppose most people do (?). It would be nice to ask @agrafix though, as he perhaps still uses this project?
No idea! To be honest, I do not use this package anymore either, as I have stopped using Elm. I will try to keep maintaining it, and have a couple...