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[jk121960]

I am using folktale In NetSuite SuiteScript 2.0 which is using the Rhino 1.7 JS engine and a modified requireJS module. I obtained a copy of folktale 2.0 from a CDN. 1. Can I be pointed to where I can make my own build so I can use the latest version? Any help with this would be great thanks

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I got the build I am using at https://cdnjs.com/libraries/folktale

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[robotlolita]

The easiest way is probably by using Browserify.

$ npm install folktale@latest browserify
$ ./node_modules/.bin/browserify -r folktale -s folktale -o folktale.js

This will generate a packaged folktale.js file that you can use with AMD modules, CommonJS modules, or systems that don't support either type of modules (folktale will be a global variable there).

[jk121960]

thanks, very much, does this also minify

[jk121960]

Sorry I'm a dope I will work it out thanks again

[jk121960]

I created the file and it ran with no errors but when I use it I get the same errors. I am attempting to use "resultToMaybe" and it throws an error "Cannot find function matchWith in object Error: 1. (folktale.min.js$1314923$debugger.user#2639)" as the locations differ I have included the code block it is pointing to, It is pointing to the return aResult.matchWith statement in

    var resultToMaybe = function resultToMaybe(aResult) {
        return aResult.matchWith({
            Error: function Error(_ref) {
                var _ = _ref.value;
                return Nothing();
            },
            Ok: function Ok(_ref2) {
                var value = _ref2.value;
                return Just(value);
            }
        });
    };
    module.exports = resultToMaybe;
},{"../maybe/maybe":74}],31:[function(require,module,exports){
    'use strict';

I have loaded the es5 and es6 shims along with babel/polyfill, I appreicate your help with this. This library is helping me solve some annoying gaps in my data flow. thanks

[jk121960]

Ok, Apparently it has something to do with how you retrieve "resultToMaybe", I was able to reproduce the error in Node by using object dot syntax so in other words getting to resultToMaybe via folktale.conversions.resultToMaybe. So it isn't the code it's the approach that I have to use for access to different portions of the code. OK thanks, I will work on it and figure it out.