Kevin Leung

The actual issue here is that the `@:from` won't work if the said constraint is not in place. Because the abstract itself is constrained. `Constraint check failure for References.M`

Yes here it is: ```diff diff --git a/modules/layers/src/layers/editable-geojson-layer.ts b/modules/layers/src/layers/editable-geojson-layer.ts index b976ecc..f4ef4f9 100644 --- a/modules/layers/src/layers/editable-geojson-layer.ts +++ b/modules/layers/src/layers/editable-geojson-layer.ts @@ -388,7 +388,9 @@ export default class EditableGeoJsonLayer extends EditableLayer { } let pointLayerProps;...

Apparently you didn't generate the bindings correctly. You should have a bindings folder in your project as shown below:

> Is Collapsed always String | Int and Expanded always an object? Yeah exactly

This is basically a `Either` type. But we need some ways to distinguish the two types. Say in the above example, the `client` field is actually `Either`. When the parser...

will `@:json({error: null})` be equivalent to the non-existence of the error field?

Well, debugging is one point, but I also prefer outputting formatted json on my REST api.

did you install lix globally? If no, you probably need to configure your IDE to use the haxeshim from (locally installed) lix

What about extraParams.hxml?

"input" doesn't necessarily refer to the DOM element. Generally speaking, textarea is also an input.