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elmlang
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general
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no
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2019-01-06T04:36:42.677300
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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i decided it'd be nice to have typed input fields that have configurable prefixes/suffixes for units
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2019-01-06T04:37:03.677500
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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so like " 4.5 %/mo" where "%/mo" is the suffix
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2019-01-06T04:37:32.677700
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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it's for a real estate investment model
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2019-01-06T04:38:00.677900
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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So you'd like to always render prefix/suffix close to what user typed in and to achieve this you are considering contenteditable, is it correct?
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2019-01-06T04:38:08.678100
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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correct, except i'm no longer using contenteditable b/c it doens't maintain cursor position, and it's just not as high priority as finishing
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2019-01-06T04:39:00.678300
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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I see
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2019-01-06T04:39:14.678500
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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this is a little side project that i used as an excuse to learn elm, and i actually need the finished project to make a decision on an investment!
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2019-01-06T04:39:33.678700
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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You could also look into input addons in Bootstrap style if you haven't yet
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2019-01-06T04:39:37.678900
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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i haven't, no
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2019-01-06T04:39:47.679100
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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Spontaneously it feels like a decent alternative
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2019-01-06T04:39:49.679300
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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As you could style them however you want
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2019-01-06T04:40:19.679500
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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are you sure they can do what i want? it sounds impossible for now as it requires an input field that grows w/input
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2019-01-06T04:42:04.679700
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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which, afaik, is only possible w/contenteditable
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2019-01-06T04:42:11.679900
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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I am not sure of course
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2019-01-06T04:42:36.680100
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Lynne
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elmlang
|
general
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kk
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2019-01-06T04:43:00.680300
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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I don't understand your need 100%, so it is just a hint which you might want to consider when you are done with more prioritized tasks :slightly_smiling_face:
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2019-01-06T04:43:07.680500
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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sure :slightly_smiling_face: anyhow — thanks for the input (haha) on the contenteditable hack!
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2019-01-06T04:43:38.680700
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Tu
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elmlang
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general
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ur welcome and good luck
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2019-01-06T04:43:55.680900
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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Hmm.. maybe you mean imitating jQuery `animate` function like <https://stackoverflow.com/a/31212954/1970118> but within Elm
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2019-01-06T04:50:48.681100
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Renay
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elmlang
|
general
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I meant lower level implementation which jQuery's animate might be using (I don't know how that function is implemented).
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2019-01-06T04:52:25.681500
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Transitions/Using_CSS_transitions>
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2019-01-06T04:53:19.681700
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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There are also CSS animations
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2019-01-06T04:53:32.682000
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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Does the google bot index text from inside an SPA? My main page has almost no text, but a user can navigate to another view that does have a bunch of text on it. I don't know how to tell if that's being accessed or not, but I think probably not. One can pass an URL that causes the page to load with the text on it, but google search thinks that's a duplicate to the main view, which has no text displayed - and arguably that's correct since the same code is loaded either way.
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2019-01-06T09:47:08.687900
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Lindsey
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elmlang
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general
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<@Lindsey> kind of. If you don't use actual <a href> tags (or provide a sitemap) the bot doesn't have much to work with.
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2019-01-06T11:19:21.690100
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Jake
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elmlang
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general
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And although it can handle running some JS in a sandbox, I'm not sure if it's done on all pages (and probably not in the first pass)
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2019-01-06T11:20:16.692000
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Jake
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elmlang
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general
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yeah, I get "Duplicate, submitted URL not selected as canonical" for my help page. I could flag it as the canonical page but that's not really what I want visitors to see right away. Still, maybe better than no results on google.
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2019-01-06T11:23:00.693300
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Lindsey
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elmlang
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general
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Hmmm, making my tab buttons into hrefs might work though, now that I'm parsing the url.
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2019-01-06T11:24:23.694100
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Lindsey
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elmlang
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general
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Are you using hash routing? That might cause Google to consider all of your app to be one document
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2019-01-06T11:26:57.695100
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Jake
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elmlang
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general
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I just switched from urls containing various parameters to plain urls corresponding to my four 'pages' and then parameters in the query part. So basically four urls and then /
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2019-01-06T11:28:49.697100
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Lindsey
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elmlang
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general
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by hash routing I assume you mean some kind of base64 encoding of parameters and whatnot
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2019-01-06T11:29:30.697700
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Lindsey
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elmlang
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general
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Check the webmaster tool, it can show you what Google sees
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2019-01-06T12:32:37.698200
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Agustin
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elmlang
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general
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They do run JS in the bot now
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2019-01-06T12:32:41.698500
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Agustin
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elmlang
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general
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<@Lindsey> by "hash routing" I mean using URLs like `<http://mysite.com/#/page1|mysite.com/#/page1>` as opposed to `<http://mysite.com/page1|mysite.com/page1>`
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2019-01-06T12:48:08.700600
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Jake
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elmlang
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general
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:wave: i'm confused about this error message from the json package:
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2019-01-06T20:41:17.701300
|
Dee
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elmlang
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general
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```
-- TYPE MISMATCH -------------------------------------------------- src/Main.elm
The 1st argument to `list` is not what I expect:
142| Encode.list (List.map encodeRow rows)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This `map` call produces:
List Encode.Value
But `list` needs the 1st argument to be:
a -> Encode.Value
```
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2019-01-06T20:41:21.701500
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Dee
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elmlang
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general
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that doesn't seem to be what `list` needs the 1st argument to be, according to <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/core/1.1.1/Json-Encode#list>
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2019-01-06T20:41:45.701900
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Dee
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elmlang
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general
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oh i'm looking at the wrong docs
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2019-01-06T20:45:49.702100
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Dee
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elmlang
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general
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what's the difference between elm-lang/core/Json.Encode and elm/json/Json.Encode?
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2019-01-06T20:48:01.703100
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Dee
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elmlang
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general
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<@Dee> `elm-lang/` packages are old package from Elm 0.18
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2019-01-06T20:56:17.703800
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Earlean
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elmlang
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general
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ah okay, thanks!
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2019-01-06T21:06:57.704200
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Dee
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elmlang
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general
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What is the current best way to focus an input element? Ports required?
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2019-01-06T22:05:00.704900
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Loyce
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elmlang
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general
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<https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/browser/latest/Browser-Dom#focus>
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2019-01-06T22:10:08.705000
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Claretta
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elmlang
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general
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:+1: Thank you
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2019-01-06T22:10:20.705200
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Loyce
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elmlang
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general
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Is there a way I could combine two `string` :arrow_down: so I get `Maybe (String, String)`?
<https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/url/latest/Url-Parser-Query#string>
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2019-01-06T22:21:02.706300
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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long shot, are you possibly after: <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/url/latest/Url-Parser-Query#custom>
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2019-01-06T22:23:30.706600
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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the string function returns a `Parser (Maybe String)` you can’t get around that unless you put in your own delimiter perhaps and split it at the end
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2019-01-06T22:24:14.707400
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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OR are you actually after a map2: <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/url/latest/Url-Parser-Query#map2>
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2019-01-06T22:25:00.707700
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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Yeah I got kinda close with `map2`, but it's not ideal, since I end up with a record having two `Maybe`s, thus:
```
type alias ConfirmationToken = { tokenId : Maybe String, token : Maybe String}
routeParser : Parser (ConfirmationToken -> a) a
routeParser = query (Query.map2 ConfirmationToken (Query.string "tokenId") (Query.string "token"))
```
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2019-01-06T22:27:11.708700
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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```
toMabeConfirmationToken maybeA maybeB =
case ( maybeA, maybeB) of
(Just a, Just b) -> { tokenId = a, token = b }
_ -> Nothing
```
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2019-01-06T22:41:34.709900
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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<@Bernardo> you can choose to return nothing if you don’t get both matches is this better? gets rid of the Maybes
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2019-01-06T22:42:23.710600
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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Brilliant! Here's the version I just finished writing :grin:
```
type Route = Home | ConfirmRoute String String
toRoute : Url.Url -> Route
toRoute url = case (parse routeParser url) of
Just cToken -> case (cToken.tokenId, cToken.token) of
(Just tokenId, Just token) -> ConfirmRoute tokenId token
otherwise -> Home
otherwise -> Home
```
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2019-01-06T22:44:37.711100
|
Bernardo
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elmlang
|
general
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yep that works
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2019-01-06T22:45:38.711300
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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A lot of song and dance to get a couple of query string params thou :disappointed:
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2019-01-06T22:46:13.712000
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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you could even put the inner case in a separate function and use the Maybe.andThen with `Maybe.withDefault Home` to streamline the pipes
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2019-01-06T22:46:41.712600
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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TY, I'll give that a go
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2019-01-06T22:47:44.713100
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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our parser is broken up into a list of possible results, i think if you have more routes, it’s better to do something like this:
```
parser : Parser (Route -> a) a
parser =
Url.Parser.oneOf
[ Url.Parser.map Login top
, Url.Parser.map Login (s "login")
, Url.Parser.map UserSettings (s (toPath UserSettings))
, Url.Parser.map Security (s (toPath Security))
, Url.Parser.map Logout (s "logout")
, Url.Parser.map Search (s "search" </> searchSubPageParser)
, ...
]
```
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2019-01-06T22:49:18.713900
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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we’ve only got 20 rules, but if i were to do it like you above, i’d go crazy! hehe
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2019-01-06T22:49:59.714400
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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will you look that that, i even put in where i stole the code from:
```
{-| Lifted from: <https://github.com/rtfeldman/elm-spa-example/blob/master/src/Route.elm#L59-L65>
-}
```
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2019-01-06T22:50:40.714800
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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that’s using url fragments for routing:<https://github.com/rtfeldman/elm-spa-example/blob/master/src/Route.elm#L59-L65>
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2019-01-06T22:51:26.715100
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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Yeah, I'm right on the fence on whether to do fragment routing (so I can just naively serve my `index.html`), or bite the bullet and use a proper web-server
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2019-01-06T22:58:05.716800
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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Aaaah, I see now, this turns the fragment *into* the path: `{ url | path = Maybe.withDefault "" url.fragment, fragment = Nothing }`, that's awesome, thanks <@Ruthann>!
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2019-01-06T23:03:31.717500
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Bernardo
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elmlang
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general
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ah yeah, old habits ( 0.18 ) die hard, esp when our whole web server is unfortunately hardcoded to serve assets etc via fragments… couldn’t use the history api unfortunately… have fun!
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2019-01-06T23:05:28.718900
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Ruthann
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elmlang
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general
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Ended up doing something like <https://ellie-app.com/4nVK5qBgQy2a1> in my project
Thanks <@Lynne>!
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2019-01-07T03:10:42.719700
|
Renay
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elmlang
|
general
|
Hey all... I'm trying to run a basically empty elm file (`view _ = text "hi"`, no-op update, etc) through reactor, and it loads for a minute then times out with ```
A web handler threw an exception. Details:
thread killed```
|
2019-01-07T03:11:30.720700
|
Shawnna
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elmlang
|
general
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Nothing gets printed in the console where reactor is running
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2019-01-07T03:11:43.721000
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Shawnna
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elmlang
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general
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The elm.json is as initially generated by `elm init`, 0.19
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2019-01-07T03:11:59.721500
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Shawnna
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elmlang
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general
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also when i use `elm make` it says `Success! Compiled one module.` but doesn't actually make a file
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2019-01-07T03:23:09.722200
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Shawnna
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elmlang
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general
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with or without `--output=xyz.js`
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2019-01-07T03:23:22.722600
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Shawnna
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elmlang
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general
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Running make in strace, it appears to never open a file to write to
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2019-01-07T03:26:47.722900
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Shawnna
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elmlang
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general
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You have to have a `main` function in your module
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2019-01-07T03:39:19.723700
|
Lynne
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elmlang
|
general
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That's how Elm compiler decides if there is anything to do.
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2019-01-07T03:39:45.724300
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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That `main` function must return a `Program` because this is what Elm runtime is capable of running
|
2019-01-07T03:42:22.725200
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Lynne
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elmlang
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general
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Hi folks. Do you know if there already is an "UnionFind" implementation in Elm? I've written one and I wonder if I can publish it without make a doublon.
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2019-01-07T05:18:05.726700
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Loralee
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elmlang
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general
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small addition: `main` can also be of type `Html msg`
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2019-01-07T08:42:27.727200
|
Wendell
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elmlang
|
general
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There was one, but it doesn’t look like it was updated to 0.19. <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mattrrichard/elm-disjoint-set/1.0.1>
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2019-01-07T08:45:00.727400
|
Wendell
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elmlang
|
general
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Ok thanks
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2019-01-07T12:16:47.728000
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Loralee
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elmlang
|
general
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Is there a guide anywhere for upgrading from elm/http 1.0.0 to elm/http 2.0.0 ?
|
2019-01-07T12:33:46.728500
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Treva
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elmlang
|
general
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Specifically I was depending on the Request type, which seems to have been removed
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2019-01-07T12:34:08.728700
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Treva
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elmlang
|
general
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Construct the record yourself & use the `Http.request` function
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2019-01-07T12:45:13.728900
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Earnest
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elmlang
|
general
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Maybe checkout the `elm-http-builder` package
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2019-01-07T12:46:04.729100
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Earnest
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elmlang
|
general
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:man-shrugging: I think I like the new approach with typed methods, and Expect, and now that I’ve read through all the API docs I can probably do it.
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2019-01-07T12:47:39.729300
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Treva
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elmlang
|
general
|
Even more dependencies is not what I want. Thank you for the suggestions, regardless.
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2019-01-07T12:47:59.729500
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Treva
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elmlang
|
general
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Because I am going to need headers at some point, and builder looks like it’ll be nice then!
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2019-01-07T12:48:40.729700
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Treva
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elmlang
|
general
|
Yup, I usually just write a more domain-specific version of http-builder in an Api module:
<https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/client/src/Api.elm>
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2019-01-07T12:49:16.729900
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Earnest
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elmlang
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general
|
Hi folks, is there any working implementation of a global model (i.e. store a.k.a. redux) for Elm? I've been wondering a lot about it, couldn't exactly spot anything out there, after being repeatedly asked for something like that for my project?
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2019-01-07T16:55:36.733200
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Floy
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elmlang
|
general
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pretty much, I don't see much of a problem with writing huge model for all my domain object, but I am terrified with dealing with any associations that are out there and keeping them in sync
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2019-01-07T16:59:48.733900
|
Floy
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elmlang
|
general
|
<@Rosa> if you don't mind responding here, so I can easily spot this thread later on
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2019-01-07T17:00:13.734100
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Floy
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elmlang
|
general
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i feel like you _could_ just pass it around as an argument.
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2019-01-07T17:00:55.734300
|
Rosa
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elmlang
|
general
|
Can you be more specific about your question? An Elm app has a single model value that hold all the state of your application. (redux got the idea from Elm)
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2019-01-07T17:04:03.734600
|
Earlean
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elmlang
|
general
|
What are 'associations' in this context and why do you think they would be a problem to keep in sync?
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2019-01-07T17:05:11.735000
|
Earlean
|
elmlang
|
general
|
It sounds an awful lot like you’re describing the Elm Architecture itself (which redux is an implementation of).
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2019-01-07T17:06:01.735800
|
Cammy
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elmlang
|
general
|
elm spa exmple i think used to have a `Session` object which is almost (smells like ) a `Model`. and then each Page had its own `Model`, and could “sync” data with `Session`
|
2019-01-07T17:06:19.736000
|
Rosa
|
elmlang
|
general
|
so let's say my model looks like:
```
type alias Store = {
students: List Student
classes: List Classes
}
type alias Student = {
classes: List Classes --- or should it be List Classes.Id
}
```
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2019-01-07T17:06:40.736200
|
Floy
|
elmlang
|
general
|
for like caching, auth, and stuff
|
2019-01-07T17:06:52.736500
|
Rosa
|
elmlang
|
general
|
<@Earlean> the question is if I know change one of the classes that change will not be reflected in each student record that is associated/participates in given classes?
|
2019-01-07T17:08:19.736800
|
Floy
|
elmlang
|
general
|
as everything is stored "as value"?
|
2019-01-07T17:08:29.737000
|
Floy
|
elmlang
|
general
|
or am I fundamentally wrong, now :thinking_face: ?
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2019-01-07T17:09:02.737200
|
Floy
|
elmlang
|
general
|
btw Richard just gave a rad talk on keeping things in sync
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28OdemxhfbU>
even used Students and Classes for examples
|
2019-01-07T17:09:22.737400
|
Rosa
|
elmlang
|
general
|
awesome, will definitely watch it !
|
2019-01-07T17:09:38.737600
|
Floy
|
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