Justin Magaram

how about a simple range generator?

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I've come from C# and like your project. Couldn't find much out there (in TypeScript) like it - mystified by that! Would love to see just a simple `fromRange(start:number, end:number)`...

Compile errors

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Here is a very basic rules file. I ran your tool and it generates the rules file. When I deploy it, I see these errors. I'm not too worried about...

compiler doesn't check if fields and functions exist (probably by design?)

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I started writing some rules using the non-existent Google tools and found it quite frustrating. So I was excited to find your tool and ran some little experiments with it....

Can't run tests from command line in bash but CAN in powershell and older bash

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## Description I have a very simple test file that seems to do NOTHING when run from the git bash command shell - no test results are output. BUT it...

Consider this file. GenType creates everything I expect, including a constant for the whole `NegativeInt` module. BUT comment out the `@genType let bozo = 0` and NOTHING gets generated. This...

can't easily convert to javascript Map

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Maybe I'm missing something here, but when you have an enumerable you can to `toDictionary` but you can't do `toMap` to create a regular javascript map. Very confused. I think...

support for iterables and iterators (in general)

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My background is C# and I love LINQ. I also have had great experiences with F#. So what's the best alternative for TypeScript? First I tried some npm modules like...

long constraints really ugly!

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Issue created from [fantomas-online](https://fsprojects.github.io/fantomas-tools/#/fantomas/preview?data=N4KABGBEDGD2AmBTSAuKAXAngB0WAKogM7oAiAhuuQOKIB2iATpbI0QBQCUYAvADqM%2BdCBBKUAltDAAbROjDlp0gMIALcs2jomRXmCKIAjmGBg1GgHQBZcXQBqigK54LFs%2BsbXyADwfTnYAC%2BAkIhwiJi6JIycmAAZuLS2oyI8OaM8XqKKh7kWjpgAD4AfGAAykYWCUlM8WH1guGiVFFSALaIbQBGtQAy4iQAknRl4gBeiABK5HQA5ogAPADk%2BAA0SzZ061Y%2BYGEiB4dHxyciAO6q9GAbtmAopYPD2vMZ%2B6fvH4cz8NebaOwMM5oRx0cTyAC0pRudG4b0%2B8NO31%2Bu3uYEedGetThCJxByRGx8-0BwNBEKhO28nGKXF42IOsnkbVuPDAgN%2Bti4dJEDLAbV2LLZBO8nMaJx5dE2enYTOEqPRmMYnAsfmcXIg4opUr53juDyeiBeSpViDVYHmwmApvpcgAhKy9LQ6BZoKpYLADGAAZtVqyKZwrSIUuhHIw6HaAIKMLoWc1MSiLFalEpgR0WaQDdAAeTivXos3QqlZpuCouOydTfOwnriILA4jAkLA-SGI3GUxm83Y4h9Mp7Pk4-tLR2TkejcUYsDajoaoUakFW4CgBnQUTmRFQYAA2ouIKAjpAACRYXAbyC2dDznciQ8ANycyDQ25OAAYFydIMMkBjRhNLycACxXhAAC6V6BG%2BIh7och7Hg%2BUDnn%2B0EHne-hwU%2BxwAIwQfuFL9AwuZzAWiFHBhABMz5AWAoEHOBV5QQcME4HBkBdG60jEdeyH3hu6FHKR2HQRUTJwNIsB0OG6AAKJ0PA2Z4cgAkHHEigGJR1EiLRBz0ZxsGnqxsDsYpUBcahPGURAADMRkQJAZTYHkiAAEKIHErCIAACho5AdMkHEHOgjDOGpYECdpNlHkxelsX5xkoc4ZkAdZUB2Q5zmuSkvSwGcTDQOQBjDDesC5VEYkxRAAVBUc6kQJpkGUYxJ5oCx0VGbe3GPuZYAAKxJbZ9nQE5LluQAqtguCMLl%2BV0IVxXiKVSXKdIqlVSFdH1RFjVQPphnrXFaGdQAbL1KUDWlbnKNIeVEMoYkkIFWisGV8QqYgwU0aF626U120xW1pkdScADsx39YN6WIFYnQ9IwT2LcthzVUEH37htzE-a1JnxQDxwABwg6lQ0pDdol0LDL1vRpyNIV9W0tbt7Vbp1ACc%2BMDeGcTJDdbR8k9FWvSt71rSjNPNQZv2Y-tJwYa%2BnV9QT4NCZIBnzZ1cP8wjq1aZ9kXfXTKN7QlmFYbLJ2IOzySKyJKsnHzFM1VTDGo1FYsYwb2MkfxsufvQWZ0PgjCYAA6mCqhk0t6sHIjtW7trm2izt%2BsM7xhwYVZJug5GsAgvApCIOmTK%2BUltsC5TQvUzr8EYuLbuM1L-69RSgxxPglx0JJ4dlK6jDoMH8BEUl-4USX9tl47IsIa7SedRhPWy43dAJN4mbjSwjCSd42ApEQRBzaTSVdUPGuC1rwsV2eVeT-9teYUdc8%2BJMiBwIw8C9-3nWD3bSOjzpZ8T-TV-JwOBhYGd9vCRmYJgTMjBmw93EH3UOA9D6R01nVU%2Bcc-6JwAdPPGoDjSOVsPAWwsxX4IPfkgkQUcHY-3QRff%2BWNr4kRZqAgAYiCLQu98EySISQp6H9h5fxPuXOO6M6GS2OORBujgkiJFsE5US0AADWjlNAKLkEQTMIxvKIGJo4Noe9Vbk34dHEwsc0Z6yQjXQBIhSLG3fAAOUQGcdMDBnLoGyvQfATFc4JFJLvcMMlIbdB0GHeGyDj6oKEWYl2ojDZ8U9u%2BAA0ogRA2Am4t3oMMMoWj5IhIjhQlBMc0HMQwRYqeJxSJp3fBSduTIiCqB4Ygz%2BxiwrGRFiIzB9CrEQFIvXE2RDZCRlmLon2gdEBdCsAgBSBjw5NKoeFNp5jHaWM6qRWe75wzplmHQVhdB2FiVGFsygIZED4FgN7DEEhrbHDVrM7%2B8yz7tNKVg8pt91k1FDBIG8iBMpzECdDbxtgwS73XAtQxR9S6CLHg8xZnFlnlJAe%2BMoAVJDoAmUgXJTTFzAQgmeIgzCd4bhuYEIAA) #### Code ```fsharp type TestDataGenerators() = static let allCharacters = seq { Char.MinValue .. Char.MaxValue } static let filteredChar f = allCharacters |> Seq.filter f static...

I'm trying to bind to a React component that uses `type=...` and couldn't figure out how to do it. The correct answer - at least this works for me -...

After P.nullish match, value can still be null

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**Describe the bug** Awesome library! See the code below. I expect that in the final match condition `email` can't be null anymore but TypeScript thinks it is still possible. So...