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@funk-team/elm-interreactor

v0.0.6

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An elm reactor with interactive error messages

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Elm interReactor

An elm reactor that allows you to apply the suggestions included in the report of the elm compiler.

screenshot of interReactor

Usage:

npx @funk-team/elm-interreactor

:warning: This is experimental software. Please commit your files before using this tool and be aware of the known issues.

Known issues

  • sometimes the report for the first compilation is not loaded / stale data is presented. Reloading the browser helps.
  • end of imports can not be detected, adding an import fails silently
  • field names sometimes are suggested on type problems with records

Rationale

As a terminal user, I find myself often just applying suggestions from the elm compiler by reading the line number and applying the fix. Because copying from the output is cumbersome I type the changes manually and make mistakes. This tool automates the process.

Demo (click to play)

demo

Usage

cd same-directory-as-elm-json
npx @funk-team/elm-interreactor