Thomas Coopman

Ran into the same issue. Did you ever find a solution for this?

I can confirm that everything works as-is with melange. I've also created a sample repo that integrates with [dream](https://github.com/aantron/dream) and adds tailwindcss: https://github.com/tcoopman/dream-melange-tea-tailwind

No pressure on it. If you have the time, you're free to take a look at it of course, but if not, I might try it myself. It won't be...

I would also like it if the documentation is part of the repo. About the format and tools, I can't offer a lot of advice, but I think it should...

It can be useful to reach out to and ask if it would be ok to use it. Also, this might be worth a look: https://jaredforsyth.com/docre/index.html

Well, es6 mode helps a lot with rollup :open_mouth: ``` ls -l release/ total 68 -rw-r--r-- 1 thomas thomas 32843 Mar 20 11:57 main.belt.js -rw-r--r-- 1 thomas thomas 32313 Mar...

@utkarshkukreti nice, I was looking at doing the same thing with this benchmark, but now I can start from yours. I'm going to address the `field` issues Edit: `field` was...

Fixed the field function.

Just a FYI I ran your benchmark (still without the key issue) and these are the results: ```json tea with belt {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"01_run1k","type":"cpu","min":152.109,"max":195.522,"mean":165.91140000000001,"median":162.8755,"geometricMean":165.47228311881423,"standardDeviation":12.378177201833875,"values":[152.109,153.738,155.256,160.772,162.495,163.256,167.193,171.863,176.91,195.522]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"02_replace1k","type":"cpu","min":41.266,"max":51.37,"mean":44.50430000000001,"median":43.1995,"geometricMean":44.380252541301914,"standardDeviation":3.406436555992199,"values":[41.266,41.615,41.903,42.436,43.016,43.383,43.668,46.239,50.147,51.37]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"03_update10th1k","type":"cpu","min":161.827,"max":212.437,"mean":182.25500000000005,"median":178.95499999999998,"geometricMean":181.67626146054565,"standardDeviation":14.707995689420096,"values":[161.827,164.265,175.769,176.562,177.262,180.648,180.743,196.216,196.821,212.437]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"04_select1k","type":"cpu","min":10.62,"max":14.027,"mean":11.8367,"median":11.415,"geometricMean":11.776622624903473,"standardDeviation":1.2141875514104068,"values":[10.62,10.651,10.667,10.9,11.252,11.578,12.056,13.192,13.424,14.027]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"05_swap1k","type":"cpu","min":11.441,"max":20.882,"mean":15.4519,"median":14.1955,"geometricMean":15.146409607584179,"standardDeviation":3.1620645929518902,"values":[11.441,12.392,13.444,13.456,14.106,14.285,15.385,19.425,19.703,20.882]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"06_remove-one-1k","type":"cpu","min":46.717,"max":60.73,"mean":54.17569999999999,"median":55.135000000000005,"geometricMean":54.04865795620652,"standardDeviation":3.6682672489882737,"values":[46.717,50.577,50.997,54.347,54.774,55.496,55.559,56.191,56.369,60.73]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"07_create10k","type":"cpu","min":1605.446,"max":1741.684,"mean":1678.9782,"median":1686.951,"geometricMean":1678.3190488659457,"standardDeviation":46.87854270943158,"values":[1605.446,1613.743,1624.73,1668.91,1682.331,1691.571,1718.475,1721.083,1721.809,1741.684]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"08_create1k-after10k","type":"cpu","min":397.1,"max":556.604,"mean":476.69899999999996,"median":463.488,"geometricMean":472.3280873460287,"standardDeviation":64.66153213619363,"values":[397.1,412.467,415.356,416.345,431.084,495.892,538.702,549.571,553.869,556.604]}, {"framework":"bucklescript-tea-v0.7.2-keyed","benchmark":"09_clear10k","type":"cpu","min":184.377,"max":207.629,"mean":194.24429999999998,"median":194.9745,"geometricMean":194.10130126281874,"standardDeviation":7.474683592634535,"values":[184.377,186.091,186.973,187.563,194.363,195.586,196.761,200.263,202.837,207.629]},...

> I'd like to point out that I'm using Belt functions in the benchmark implementation already because OCaml's default implementations were causing stack overflow errors when e.g. concatenating a list...