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elm-filt

v0.1.0

Published

Filter the output of the elm compiler

Downloads

2

Readme

elm-filt

elm-filt

Filter the output of the elm compiler

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Install

$ npm install --global elm-filt

Usage

$ elm-filt --help

  Filter the output of the elm compiler

  Usage
    $ elm-filt <source> --keep <elm specifier> [--keep <elm specifier>]...

  Elm Specifiers
    author/pkg:Module.name  Keep the elm function or variable called "name"
                              in module "Module" in package installed using
                              `elm install author/package`.
    Module.name             Same as above for elm functions or variables
                              defined within your project.

  Options
    --keep, -k              Elm functions to include in JavaScript output
    --version, -v           Print version and quit
    --help, -h              Display this information and quit

  Examples
    $ elm-filt elm.js --keep Main.main --keep Main.update

      // For Main.main
      var author$project$Main$main = elm$browser$Browser$document(
        {
          init: function (_n0) {
            return author$project$State$initialState;
          },
          subscriptions: author$project$Main$subscriptions,
          update: author$project$State$update,
          view: author$project$Main$view
        });

      // For State.update
      var author$project$State$update = F2(
        function (msg, model) {
          switch (msg.$) {
            case 'Noop':
              return GlobalWebIndex$cmd_extra$Cmd$Extra$pure(model);
            case 'ChangeStage':
              ...

Terminology

Elm specifiers

As described by elm-filt --help, an elm specifier is a string that uniquely describes an elm function or variable in some elm module. An elm specifier takes the form [author/package:]Module1[. ...[ModuleN]].functionOrVariableName. If [author/package:] is omitted, the elm specifier refers to an elm function or variable in the current application. There must be at least one module name and each should be followed by a dot, the package specifier is separated from the first module name by a colon.

Examples of elm specifiers include elm/core:String.fromFloat, Main.main and mdgriffith/elm-ui:Element.text.

For elm functions and variables in the current application, the elm compiler will generate JavaScript as if they function or variable was in a package called author/project.

Contributors

| Harry Sarson | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Harry Sarson |

License

MIT

Attribution

  • The elm-filt logo is derived from the offical elm logo created by Evan Czaplicki