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feat: unix adaptor for elm called starmelon Introduce starmelon, a program for executing elm functions with input from files and writing the output back to files. Support evaluating 4 types of values and 12 types of functions. ```elm x : String x : Bytes x : VirtualDom.Node msg x : Json.Encode.Value f : String -> String f : String -> Bytes f : String -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : String -> Json.Encode.Value f : Bytes -> String f : Bytes -> Bytes f : Bytes -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Bytes -> Json.Encode.Value f : Json.Encode.Value -> String f : Json.Encode.Value -> Bytes f : Json.Encode.Value -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Json.Encode.Value -> Json.Encode.Value ``` My target use case for starmelon is generating html files. It is nice to be able to write parameterized framgents of markup in multiple modules and then compose them into a final value. I also have in mind attempting to replace helm (kubernetes pacakge manager) because I hate how error prone its string based templating language is.
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[package]
name = "starmelon"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2018"
# See more keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html
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# I decided to use os_pipe becaues I want to pipe stdout of a subprocess into
# stderr in real time. I want the outupt of the process to stderr and stdout
# show up in the original order. I looked an os_pipe uses some unsafe code to
# duplicate file descriptors. I am unfamiliar with the correct way of sharing
# the fds. Therefore I am going to trust that their unsafe code is necessary.
# Then it makes sense to use a battle tested unsafe code rather than implement
# it myself.
feat: unix adaptor for elm called starmelon Introduce starmelon, a program for executing elm functions with input from files and writing the output back to files. Support evaluating 4 types of values and 12 types of functions. ```elm x : String x : Bytes x : VirtualDom.Node msg x : Json.Encode.Value f : String -> String f : String -> Bytes f : String -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : String -> Json.Encode.Value f : Bytes -> String f : Bytes -> Bytes f : Bytes -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Bytes -> Json.Encode.Value f : Json.Encode.Value -> String f : Json.Encode.Value -> Bytes f : Json.Encode.Value -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Json.Encode.Value -> Json.Encode.Value ``` My target use case for starmelon is generating html files. It is nice to be able to write parameterized framgents of markup in multiple modules and then compose them into a final value. I also have in mind attempting to replace helm (kubernetes pacakge manager) because I hate how error prone its string based templating language is.
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[dependencies]
ahash = "0.7"
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elmi = { path = "../../../infra/rust-elmi" }
naive-wadler-prettier= { path = "../../../infra/redwood-lang/compiler/naive-wadler-prettier" }
os_pipe = "0.9"
feat: unix adaptor for elm called starmelon Introduce starmelon, a program for executing elm functions with input from files and writing the output back to files. Support evaluating 4 types of values and 12 types of functions. ```elm x : String x : Bytes x : VirtualDom.Node msg x : Json.Encode.Value f : String -> String f : String -> Bytes f : String -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : String -> Json.Encode.Value f : Bytes -> String f : Bytes -> Bytes f : Bytes -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Bytes -> Json.Encode.Value f : Json.Encode.Value -> String f : Json.Encode.Value -> Bytes f : Json.Encode.Value -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Json.Encode.Value -> Json.Encode.Value ``` My target use case for starmelon is generating html files. It is nice to be able to write parameterized framgents of markup in multiple modules and then compose them into a final value. I also have in mind attempting to replace helm (kubernetes pacakge manager) because I hate how error prone its string based templating language is.
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serde = { version = "1.0", features = [ "derive" ] }
serde_json = { version ="1.0", features = [] }
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structopt = { version = "0.3" }
feat: unix adaptor for elm called starmelon Introduce starmelon, a program for executing elm functions with input from files and writing the output back to files. Support evaluating 4 types of values and 12 types of functions. ```elm x : String x : Bytes x : VirtualDom.Node msg x : Json.Encode.Value f : String -> String f : String -> Bytes f : String -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : String -> Json.Encode.Value f : Bytes -> String f : Bytes -> Bytes f : Bytes -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Bytes -> Json.Encode.Value f : Json.Encode.Value -> String f : Json.Encode.Value -> Bytes f : Json.Encode.Value -> VirtualDom.Node msg f : Json.Encode.Value -> Json.Encode.Value ``` My target use case for starmelon is generating html files. It is nice to be able to write parameterized framgents of markup in multiple modules and then compose them into a final value. I also have in mind attempting to replace helm (kubernetes pacakge manager) because I hate how error prone its string based templating language is.
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# All of these are required for deno's javascript runtime. We need to keep the
# same versions as other projects in our cargo workspace. Multiple different
# versions of rust_v8 seem to break its build script.
deno_runtime = "0.21.0"
tokio = { version = "1.6", features = ["full"] }
deno_core = "0.95.0"
deno_web = "0.44"
rusty_v8 = "0.25.3"
futures = "0.3.15"
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serde_v8 = "0.8"
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