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The tip of master branch seems to have this partially fixed; there's still an exception thrown when you type in characters. I'm sending a pull request to fix that.

I'm confused too - is the CSS required or is it just used in the demo?

@michaeltandy excuse the delay... your issue somehow didn't pop up in my alerts. I'll be happy for a pull request.

Yes, the problem is the parser lib being used. There's an ES5 branch of infernu that should work (didn't check yet) On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 12:47 AM, Gorgi...

Thanks, I agree we want this. This requires the JS parser, https://github.com/jswebtools/language-ecmascript, to support ES6. Not sure if anyone is working on that...

The right way to fix this is to support module systems such as CommonJS/AMD/Closure/Node's require, etc. For now, a better way to run your script is to pass all the...

This is a good test case. I've made some changes to have it successfully pass the current version of infernu. Here's the changed version: https://gist.github.com/sinelaw/e9b394cade8642e4a9c6 This code highlights several issues...

When types are not otherwise restricted It can't assume bracket causes stringification, in x[k] if k can be a number and x an array. On Nov 6, 2015 10:55 AM,...

Yup, this is on the TODO list. It will have to wait until the type system is finalized. As @robotlolita mentioned, it cannot be addressed by the type system alone....

Probably correct solution is to allow (properly typed) optional params in general.