Translated to English it would roughly mean
The module or namespace "Encode" from the assembly "Thoth.Json" didn't contain the value "ValLinkagePartialKey(generateEncoder)".
I assume this is a FSC problem as everything works fine and dandy when I use the fable compiler -
dotnet build fails, though
Yeah when I first had the issue I spent a lot of hours trying to figure it out too lol. cmeeren/Feliz.MaterialUI#23 that's the issue I had logged for when I had the problem.
I assume that something has been broken before and just surfaced when I changed the project status
Just let me verify that it was in fact the problem and not just pure chance again.
Ok, the error is gone but I don't have the slightest clue why
So I deleted the reference to the debugger and it worked again - then I reintroduced the dependency and it still worked.
I tried to delete
bin and obj folders, performed a paket install --force - still nothing, works even with Elmish Debugger
beats me then
At this point "Compiler Gremlins" appears to be the most logical conclusion 🙃
you could try moving down a minor version like to 3.3 and see if that fixes it
The stuff works
It shouldn't because basically nothing changed but there are no more errors and everything is fine
I honestly don't know how this can be - everything I know about the system tells me that this must be impossible
It was in fact the Elmish Debugger - I just didn't open the namespace (I maybe should take a break after finishing this) so it had no reason to fail as it was never compiled
Hi everyone!
Can someone help me with understanding how Hooks work in FableElmishReact world?
Task:
I want to bind a model value to a text change event from textararea
// functional component
type NlpTextInputProps = { Value: string }
let NlpTextInput = FunctionComponent.Of(fun (props: NlpTextInputProps) ->
let state = Hooks.useState(props.Value)
let onChange (e: Event) =
let newValue: string = !!e.target?value
state.update newValue
textarea [
DefaultValue state.current
OnChange onChange
] []
)
let inline nlpTextInput value = ofFunction NlpTextInput { Value = value } []
// somewhere in the view
let view (model:Model) dispatch =
div [] [nlpTextInput model.CurrentText]
// somewhere in the update
let update (msg:Message) (prevState:Model) =
// pattern matching and stuff
JS.console.log prevState.CurrentText // <- THIS is NOT updatingI don't want to create a separate message type. I just want to bind it directly to a model (like in Angular). I thought I could archive it with Hooks, but maybe I misunderstand something?
Any help is much appreciated!
So only the state in your component will change, if you want to access the new state in the elmish update function you need to send it via a message
But if you want to store some state you don't really care about, like the internal state of an Elmish.Datepicker, you can use a state hook. Something like
let dpState = Hooks.useState { DatePicker.Types.defaultState with ShowDeleteButton = true }
let onChange (state: DatePicker.Types.State, date) = dpState.update state; props.OnChange(date)
let pickerConfig : DatePicker.Types.Config<'Msg> = datepickerDefaultConfig onChange
DatePicker.View.root pickerConfig dpState.current props.Datum props.Dispatchand doesn't clutter you model.
Maintaining a template requires more time than simply maintaining a repo.
At a certain point I was maintaining my own template and well those things get out of sync quickly.
https://github.com/nojaf/fable-template
https://github.com/nojaf/fable-template