Pedro Antonio Souza Viegas
Pedro Antonio Souza Viegas
Can you share what are the next things you have in mind? I really liked the project, in fact I had started writing something very similar. Luckily I found this...
So, I have figured out how to read the webjar file ``` scala Assets.resourceNameAt("/" + WebJarAssetLocator.WEBJARS_PATH_PREFIX, WebJarAssets.locate("react.min.js")) .flatMap(AssetInfo.resource) .map(url => { new String(readStream(url.openStream())) }) ``` There should be a better...
In a running play app inside a controller. The code in my previous comment actually works, but I am guessing there should a better way. :)
Thanks a lot :)
So, I think something in this direction: ``` clojure ; Creating a transducer (def process-bags (comp (flatmap unbundle-pallet) (filter non-food?) (map label-heavy))) ; Coll (into [] process-bags []) ; Batch...
this worked for me! thank you @awseward
I also think that using the built-in types might be a problem. What I like about https://github.com/folktale is that it is modular and I can pick the most basic set...
Just to clarify, I don't exactly care about the actual type, I liked the way you exposed with Pointy =)
For that one possible alternative could be using the same trick Mori does and implementing the algebraic types in clojurescript and exporting together. :P
Yeah, I actually ended up doing the same while doing some tests here. I don't think we need an interface for that, because anyways for javascript wouldn't make much difference...