This is a pretty important thing for folks who want to use bsb-native and would like opam users to use their libraries.
I think right now you can't publish a project to opam using bsb-native because you wouldn't be able to build.
Here seem to be what needs to be done.
figure out the correct META, bsbnative.install and opam files
For JS compilation
figure out how to "install" the stdlib (everything under lib that isn't an executable)
figure out how to get the path to the installed stdlib inside bsb-native
For native compilation
figure out how to make bsb-native always call ocamlfind ocaml[c|opt] instead of using the vendor ocaml, and make bsb-native depend on 4.02.3+buckle-master.
For the last bullet point, fear not, I'll make another version bsb-native that supports 4.06.
This is a pretty important thing for folks who want to use bsb-native and would like opam users to use their libraries. I think right now you can't publish a project to opam using bsb-native because you wouldn't be able to build.
Here seem to be what needs to be done.
META,bsbnative.installandopamfilesFor JS compilation
libthat isn't an executable)For native compilation
ocamlfind ocaml[c|opt]instead of using the vendor ocaml, and make bsb-native depend on4.02.3+buckle-master.For the last bullet point, fear not, I'll make another version bsb-native that supports 4.06.