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The initial generation is done with ts2ocaml
, which is not released yet.
I could look into adding bindings for dom
, although I'll note that the bindings are targetting Js_of_ocaml, for which there already are some options. Most notably, I'd recommend Brr
, which offers an idiomatic OCaml API for most browser APIs (including working with the DOM)
@tmattio Thanks for that feedback. I am trying to figure out how to get some run time support for ocaml/reason libs in the browswer. Maybe something like this https://github.com/raphael-proust/nodejs_of_ocaml? Just guessing. For example if you want a bs/rescript lib to work on js you need to make sure all the imported bs-platform/es6/curry.js
type stuff gets exported. Is there an easy way to do that? Does this project accomplish something like that? Sorry for the lack of understanding on my part.
I am trying to figure out how to get some run time support for ocaml/reason libs in the browswer.
Which library specifically? If the library doesn't use any system calls or c bindings (that is, if they are "pure" OCaml libraries), it should already be usable in a browser application.
The library you link binds to Nodejs, which won't be usable in the browser though, since it's a native runtime.
Does this project accomplish something like that?
What you're describing seems specific to ReScript. The JavaScript generated by Js_of_ocaml does not have any dependency (apart from the runtime APIs of course). However, using a Js_of_ocaml-generated file as a library is not as straight-forward as ReScript, see this post for how you could do this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37084705
That repo I linked is node js. I’m looking to find or do that for the browser. Like a ship stdlib-shims type thing for js of ocaml.
How would I go about creating dom binding to lib.dom.d.ts with your script?
Nice project. I also note you are all over Dream!
Thanks for sharing.