Apparently, the guidance on twitter doesn't match what's published, and there's some debate about how to resolve it: dotnet/docs#7305
I'm working up to the others. These have to go out first so that I can move the Freya libraries off of @neoeinstein's myget feed.
Also, @kolektiv, if you add
export FrameworkPathOverride=$(dirname $(which mono))/../lib/mono/4.5/to your .bash_profile and restart your terminal, you'll find you can build successfully even with a net45(2) target. This is assuming you also have installed the mono-mdk with brew cask install mono-mdk.
I've further installed PowerShell Core as described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/installing-powershell-core-on-macos?view=powershell-6 so that I can just run the
build.ps1 rather than the dotnet cli commands directly, but both should work. I'm happy to add a convenience build.sh if someone wants it.
Or that may make a great and easy PR
Lastly, travis builds are beginning to run to verify this stuff builds well on a Mac or Linux machine. You can always look there for guidance.
(I've made some progress on trying to rebase/cherry-pick my feature changes to things like freya-types to be able to create PRs, but nothing quite ready)
Example of what that looks like: https://gitlab.com/arachnid-project/arachnid-types/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml
Note: To get the net45 stuff working that way would require the same FrameworkPathOverride hack, not sure if the produced DLLs for that target when built by Mono instead of MS .NET Framework are acceptable or not.
@kolektiv I need permission to push to freya-template. Can you grant me that?
on nuget, that is
nm; looks like my nuget key was just insufficient
Anyone have any opinions on xyncro/freya#200 now that 4.0 is released?
I am interested in some idiomatic freya code
Howdy, y'all. I've reworked my "objects to functions" project for .NET Standard 2.0, and I'm to the point of trying to implement a session store for my Freya implementation. Are the
.Http.State types and optics ready for prime time? I've tried a bit, but I'm not getting anywhere. I'm continuing to learn the optics way of doing things, so it may be me; but, before I go much further down the path I'm going, I wanted to find out if I'm working against a beta library.
I'm really just trying to read and set a simple session cookie with a session ID.
BTW, here's the new repo. https://github.com/bit-badger/o2f
You may want to look into w3c spec for cookies and work your way up from that
I've made some progress since my original question. It looks like the
cookie_ lens is missing a parameter in the setter; its signature was Pair list -> Cookie, but to follow the pattern of other lenses, it should be Pair list -> Cookie -> Cookie. (That was the genesis of my original question.) I'll keep working on it and post back here if I run into a roadblock.
Are you aware of any samples I could review?
The code is at https://github.com/bit-badger/o2f/tree/53e650b9fef8502cc8a862a8079e14e4d7d01bdb/src/5-Cinco -
Sessions.fs has the cookie stuff and the RavenDB access, and Handlers.fs (for the hello handler) shows it using it to increment the count for the home page.
Now to write about it a bit... :)
I decided to break it out and make a more fully featured session provider (that encrypts the session cookie, among other things). I just released it a few minutes ago; the repo is https://github.com/bit-badger/FreyaSessionProvider .
The only implementation for now uses RavenDB, but I wrote it in such a way that I should be able to plug in whatever persistence mechanism we need, and just have to implement 4 data store actions to do it.
Maybe just remove the domain from the github repo and use the github.io domain name?