Closed cassiebeckley closed 7 years ago
I'm working on the other part of this, but how do I test it out? Is there a way to get the eve-starter to run my modified code?
Hey @christopherdumas,
You should be able to build eve from source code by running npm install && npm run build
within the eve repository assuming you have a relatively recent version of NodeJS and NPM installed.
You can then start this locally build version using npm start
.
Awesome, thanks. On Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 5:41 PM Joshua Cole notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey @christopherdumas https://github.com/christopherdumas, You should be able to build eve from source code by running npm install && npm run build within the eve repository assuming you have a relatively recent version of NodeJS and NPM installed.
You can then start this locally build version using npm start.
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This implements part of the feature request in #436. It adds a slightly friendlier error message that appears when a value without an attribute in a record. For example, this code
will generate the error message
"-20" needs to be labeled with an attribute
.After this, the
attribute
rule could be modified to take another argument specifying whether the record that is being parsed is part of afunctionRecord
. If so, the message could mention that function syntax requires arguments to be labeled, and include parameter names if it is a standard library function. I can work on that next, if this looks good to you.