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elmlang	general	I can resolve <http://package.elm-lang.org\|package.elm-lang.org> to 159.89.227.162, even can ping it, but can't `curl` it or open with browser	2019-02-11T11:28:49.064400	Candance
elmlang	general	What you then elaborate on later	2019-02-11T11:30:19.064700	Agustin
elmlang	general	You need someway for elm to know where the packages are	2019-02-11T11:30:38.064900	Agustin
elmlang	general	yep^^' at least i'm not sure how else i could parse it. I'm just thankful the `toString` of `Date` seems safe	2019-02-11T11:32:57.065100	Emilee
elmlang	general	Isn't it an opensource project? I believe we are all welcome to contribute :slightly_smiling_face:	2019-02-11T11:34:05.065800	Candance
elmlang	general	It sounds like it might be better to stringify on the JS side of things? Then you have control over how the date gets serialized instead of hoping `Encode.encode` does the right thing for a JS date object.	2019-02-11T11:36:46.066300	Carman
elmlang	general	yes, still there are multiple ways to contribute	2019-02-11T11:36:57.066700	Desire
elmlang	general	I feel like evan has too many other repos that are not the compiler, like the packages website under only his hand	2019-02-11T11:38:06.067800	Desire
elmlang	general	BDFL	2019-02-11T11:38:51.068000	Agustin
elmlang	general	the problem there is that this date is deep within a data structure we use as redux state. i'm trying to build a parser that can take the verbatim redux state and convert it to a strongly typed elm record, so we can slowly switch our application state to elm	2019-02-11T11:39:10.068100	Emilee
elmlang	general	not sure if that is really what BDFL is about	2019-02-11T11:40:02.068900	Desire
elmlang	general	Benevolent Dictator For Life	2019-02-11T11:40:33.069100	Candance
elmlang	general	like Guido in Python	2019-02-11T11:40:43.069300	Candance
elmlang	general	by the way why all of the stuff is built with Haskell? I feel that it would be much simpler with Python, at least packages website	2019-02-11T11:43:02.070600	Candance
elmlang	general	(I'm from procedural or OOP world)	2019-02-11T11:44:42.072400	Candance
elmlang	general	<@Candance> well, since Elm is a ML-family language, and the compiler is written in Haskell, it makes sense that other stuff is written in those languages as well (plus that's what Evan knows I guess)	2019-02-11T11:44:43.072500	Nana
elmlang	general	simple is subjective	2019-02-11T11:45:06.073100	Danika
elmlang	general	Hey everyone, how often do you all add fields to records? Like, use the `{ myRecord \| newField = 42 }` syntax? I haven't needed to use that in a long time, but I'm aware that I'm not using elm like most elm devs do.	2019-02-11T11:49:10.074400	Saran
elmlang	general	You mean adding a new field?	2019-02-11T11:50:45.075100	Danika
elmlang	general	Doesn't seem like something you'd want to do very often unless you were leaning into extensible records a lot, which isn't common	2019-02-11T11:51:25.075600	Danika
elmlang	general	yeah, adding a new field	2019-02-11T11:51:40.075800	Saran
elmlang	general	hmm I thought that wasn't allowed anymore	2019-02-11T11:51:47.076300	Nana
elmlang	general	I'd expect it to be used heavily for the model? That most apps use a huge flat record as its state, and that people update fields using record update syntax, but not that people add fields dynamically	2019-02-11T11:52:54.077700	Saran
elmlang	general	I've never tried it / needed to, but it does seem like something not very elm-like.	2019-02-11T11:53:06.077900	Danika
elmlang	general	This seems horrible to be doing to your model. Every update your models type would change :')	2019-02-11T11:53:36.078500	Danika
elmlang	general	fair enough, it doesn't seem to be supported in 0.19 anymore "The `a` record does not have a `y` field:"	2019-02-11T11:53:45.078800	Saran
elmlang	general	eh, we've got type variables, right? :wink:	2019-02-11T11:54:07.079300	Saran
elmlang	general	You can change them, but not add them I believe	2019-02-11T11:54:23.080200	Agustin
elmlang	general	ok, nobody's using it, and I didn't notice for 8 months that support for them was removed	2019-02-11T11:54:29.080600	Saran
elmlang	general	cool	2019-02-11T11:54:31.080800	Saran
elmlang	general	<@Saran> yeah you can update records, and you can use extensible records for type signatures, but you can't add fields like that	2019-02-11T11:54:31.080900	Nana
elmlang	general	Seems like if it was ever allowed, that it was just a consequence of how it handled record updating	2019-02-11T11:54:31.081000	Danika
elmlang	general	I think it used to be possible, but no one used it, and it would make future garbage collection much harder, so it was removed	2019-02-11T11:55:26.081800	Nana
elmlang	general	uuuuuh... what? ``` This argument is an anonymous function of type: Skin -> Element.Element msg But `Element` needs the 1st argument to be: #Skin# -> Element.Element msg ```	2019-02-11T11:57:34.082200	Emilee
elmlang	general	oh, i get what's wrong. but the compiler message still makes no sense	2019-02-11T12:00:15.082700	Emilee
elmlang	general	what was the problem?	2019-02-11T12:04:03.082900	Danika
elmlang	general	Input translation output rotation	2019-02-11T12:07:17.084500	Agustin
elmlang	general	The feature to add/remove fields to records was in Elm until 0.17 I believe. The reasoning for removing them as far as I remember was that it added quite a bit of complexity to the type checker and the implementation relied on JS prototype chains, the usage apparently wasn't very high so they opted to remove it.	2019-02-11T12:07:46.085000	Denae
elmlang	general	~> <https://github.com/elm/compiler/issues/985>	2019-02-11T12:11:48.085500	Denae
elmlang	general	whoa, so I haven't used it since 0.17 then?	2019-02-11T12:17:03.086200	Saran
elmlang	general	Elm actually wanted the whole upper signature to be `Skin`	2019-02-11T12:17:13.086600	Emilee
elmlang	general	Which is to say, I forgot an argument	2019-02-11T12:17:31.087100	Emilee
elmlang	general	Welcome back and wooooo!	2019-02-11T13:22:02.087900	Teddy
elmlang	general	Does anyone know of an example of list items drag and drop reordering for mobile browsers (touch)?	2019-02-11T13:26:47.088900	Bebe
elmlang	general	I’m so excited to be back. Should be back to spending a lot of time in Elm next week, once I finish this ruby tapas episode.	2019-02-11T14:00:58.089300	Hoyt
elmlang	general	Awesome. I'll look forward to that too :wink:	2019-02-11T14:03:29.089600	Teddy
elmlang	general	Working on an episode (probably a two-parter) on polymorphic custom attributes in rails, following some of the episodes on whole values.	2019-02-11T14:07:21.091100	Hoyt
elmlang	general	i think `elm reactor` is a nice tool. However, once you need to add a port to your elm file, it's pretty much much useless, right? Do you have some tricks what to do then before starting to setup a whole build process?	2019-02-11T14:08:01.091800	Earnestine
elmlang	general	Check out parcel, supports elm out if the box	2019-02-11T14:17:03.092400	Danika
elmlang	general	Ohhhh! Those will be fun.	2019-02-11T14:20:50.092700	Teddy
elmlang	general	<https://www.npmjs.com/package/elm-live> is a way.	2019-02-11T14:52:31.093500	Velia
elmlang	general	looks very nice and works here for elm19... however, I'd need it for 18 now, does anyone know how to make this work?	2019-02-11T14:54:02.094200	Earnestine
elmlang	general	My own HTML5 D&D implementation works nice with this polyfill: <https://github.com/Bernardo-Castilho/dragdroptouch>	2019-02-11T15:49:18.094500	Lynne
elmlang	general	norpan/elm-html5-drag-drop recommends using it also	2019-02-11T15:49:56.094700	Lynne
elmlang	general	parcel works from 0.19 onwards I think but there is elm-live etc.(old versions will work with0.18)	2019-02-11T16:22:33.096100	Florencia
elmlang	general	Thanks Sergey	2019-02-11T17:08:24.096400	Bebe
elmlang	general	I found the norpan one, do you have a link for yours?	2019-02-11T17:10:57.097100	Bebe
elmlang	general	Is it possible to import CSS file into Elm code, or somehow instruct a compiler to include it in the generated `index.html`?	2019-02-11T18:02:29.098500	Bernardina
elmlang	general	You can use `Browser.element` as app root, build `js` bundle by your own and write down html file where you can include whatever you need	2019-02-11T18:08:21.098600	Van
elmlang	general	not limited to Browser.element btw	2019-02-11T18:32:01.098800	Desire
elmlang	general	Is `elm reactor` suitable for production - i.e. can it be used to serve files in production?	2019-02-11T18:33:31.099500	Bernardina
elmlang	general	Or should I use some other HTML server	2019-02-11T18:33:44.099800	Bernardina
elmlang	general	personally I would dump it to an html file and serve it via nginx, but if you’re okay with exposing the Reactor UI to anyone visiting your site, go right ahead.	2019-02-11T18:40:25.101400	Alleen
elmlang	general	Just published a package (`jxxcarlson/elm-stat`) on the package manager. The README refers to an image. It shows up locally and also on Github. /But on the package manager there is a the "broken image" icon. Here is the relevant markdown text: ![Image](./image/dataviewer.png)	2019-02-11T18:49:13.103600	Jana
elmlang	general	how would one go about decoding a Map: <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Map>	2019-02-11T18:53:58.104100	Danika
elmlang	general	<@Bernardina> I'd compile to index.html and then put it on <http://github.io\|github.io>. If you don't really need any server side stuff that's pretty easy.	2019-02-11T19:29:00.105400	Lindsey
elmlang	general	<@Danika> perhaps <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-community/json-extra/latest/Json-Decode-Extra#collection> will work.	2019-02-11T19:52:18.106100	Earlean
elmlang	general	Hmm	2019-02-11T19:54:43.106600	Danika
elmlang	general	Maps aren’t array-like unfortunately	2019-02-11T19:55:29.106900	Danika
elmlang	general	I think I’m SOL/	2019-02-11T19:56:23.107100	Danika
elmlang	general	It wouldn’t be a problem but I’m dealing with some quite complex data structures that I don’t have much control over. I can call `toArray` on all necessary items directly but it’s going to make the js quite messy. Bummer ^^	2019-02-11T19:57:40.108300	Danika
elmlang	general	Markdown doesn't really specify how relative URLs should be handled. I've seen this happen on some other git sites besides GitHub, too.	2019-02-12T00:32:06.109400	Bert
elmlang	general	How do you get a Map through to Elm land though? Ports with Json.Decode.Value?	2019-02-12T00:34:01.110900	Bert
elmlang	general	You’d probably just need to get the go ahead from the NoRedInk guys, as a formality but I think that it should be fine	2019-02-12T01:22:31.111000	Iona
elmlang	general	Yes	2019-02-12T01:46:41.111500	Danika
elmlang	general	My implementation is not packaged and it is not better than norpan's package. It is just a direct implementation via event handlers which I did when I did not know that package existed.	2019-02-12T02:52:09.111600	Lynne
elmlang	general	In my opinion, running `elm reactor` in production could be a security and performance risk. I would not do it. Use a web server that is scrutinized for security issues and optimized.	2019-02-12T03:04:36.111900	Velia
elmlang	general	elm-grove / elm-github-install... both work only for elm18 currently. Any ideas which one of them is more likely to be migrated to 19 soon?	2019-02-12T03:34:32.113500	Earnestine
elmlang	general	-- CORRUPT JSON ---------------------------------------------------------------- The elm.json for elm-community/list-extra 2.0.0 got corrupted somehow. I removed it from my file cache, so if it was some transient error it should be fixed if you try the same thing again. Please report this if it seems like an Elm problem though!	2019-02-12T03:34:58.113700	Shirley
elmlang	general	-- CORRUPT JSON ---------------------------------------------------------------- The elm.json for elm-community/list-extra 2.0.0 got corrupted somehow. I removed it from my file cache, so if it was some transient error it should be fixed if you try the same thing again. Please report this if it seems like an Elm problem though!	2019-02-12T03:35:39.114100	Shirley
elmlang	general	Sorry for the poor formatting, I'm trying to get it right but I'm new to slack. I keep getting the above error message when trying to install any package	2019-02-12T03:36:12.115000	Shirley
elmlang	general	Latest version of `elm-community/list-extra` is 8.1.0, how come `elm` is trying to install 2.0.0?	2019-02-12T03:41:14.115600	Lynne
elmlang	general	I don't think any of those will be updated. AFAIK the author does not use elm anymore. There is this though if you cannot live with a monorepo: <https://github.com/Skinney/elm-git-install>	2019-02-12T03:41:40.116000	Velia
elmlang	general	Could you paste contents of your `elm.json` (in a thread please)?	2019-02-12T03:41:50.116300	Lynne
elmlang	general	Sure, give me a minute or two for figuring out creating a thread. Thank you for your quick reply	2019-02-12T03:44:54.117000	Shirley
elmlang	general	Here is a thread :slightly_smiling_face:	2019-02-12T03:45:10.117200	Lynne
elmlang	general	Just hover mouse over message and you'll see an action pane to the right	2019-02-12T03:45:32.117500	Lynne
elmlang	general	{ "type": "application", "source-directories": [ "src" ], "elm-version": "0.19.0", "dependencies": { "direct": { "NoRedInk/elm-json-decode-pipeline": "1.0.0", "elm/browser": "1.0.0", "elm/core": "1.0.0", "elm/html": "1.0.0", "elm/json": "1.0.0", "elm-community/list-extra": "8.1.0", "mdgriffith/elm-ui": "1.1.0", "ohanhi/keyboard": "1.0.0", "stoeffel/editable": "2.0.1", "tortus/elm-array-2d": "2.1.2" }, "indirect": { "elm/time": "1.0.0", "elm/url": "1.0.0", "elm/virtual-dom": "1.0.2" } }, "test-dependencies": { "direct": {}, "indirect": {} } }	2019-02-12T03:46:04.117700	Shirley
elmlang	general	Thank you :slightly_smiling_face:	2019-02-12T03:46:10.118100	Shirley
elmlang	general	Oh, a lot of stuff	2019-02-12T03:46:22.118300	Lynne
elmlang	general	So apparently some of your dependencies depends on some outdated version of `list-extra`	2019-02-12T03:46:47.118500	Lynne
elmlang	general	Ahh, thanks! I hadn't thought of that, looks like I'll be going through my packages to see which one uses this outdated version	2019-02-12T03:47:41.118700	Shirley
elmlang	general	Wait	2019-02-12T03:47:51.118900	Lynne
elmlang	general	This tool does not see any conflict: <https://www.markuslaire.com/github/elm-dependencies-analyzer/>	2019-02-12T03:48:27.119100	Lynne
elmlang	general	By the way, there are some rather outdated versions	2019-02-12T03:50:19.119300	Lynne
elmlang	general	I would actually remove everything and start adding dependencies one-by-one from scratch if I were you	2019-02-12T03:50:37.119500	Lynne
elmlang	general	mmm, alright I'll start with doing that, thanks!	2019-02-12T03:50:58.119700	Shirley
elmlang	general	Well, there is no surprise Elm is saying that `elm.json` is corrupt for `list-extra 2.0.0` because there is no `elm.json` for that version of the package :slightly_smiling_face:	2019-02-12T03:54:27.119900	Lynne
elmlang	general	It seems that there was something wrong with a package I tried to install. Using another fork of the package worked. Thanks for your suggestions :slightly_smiling_face:	2019-02-12T04:07:53.120100	Shirley
elmlang	general	What was the package if I may ask?	2019-02-12T04:08:22.120300	Lynne

elmlang

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I can resolve <http://package.elm-lang.org|package.elm-lang.org> to 159.89.227.162, even can ping it, but can't `curl` it or open with browser

2019-02-11T11:28:49.064400

Candance

elmlang

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What you then elaborate on later

2019-02-11T11:30:19.064700

Agustin

elmlang

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You need someway for elm to know where the packages are

2019-02-11T11:30:38.064900

Agustin

elmlang

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yep^^' at least i'm not sure how else i could parse it. I'm just thankful the `toString` of `Date` seems safe

2019-02-11T11:32:57.065100

Emilee

elmlang

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Isn't it an opensource project? I believe we are all welcome to contribute :slightly_smiling_face:

2019-02-11T11:34:05.065800

Candance

elmlang

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It sounds like it might be better to stringify on the JS side of things? Then you have control over how the date gets serialized instead of hoping `Encode.encode` does the right thing for a JS date object.

2019-02-11T11:36:46.066300

Carman

elmlang

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yes, still there are multiple ways to contribute

2019-02-11T11:36:57.066700

Desire

elmlang

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I feel like evan has too many other repos that are not the compiler, like the packages website under only his hand

2019-02-11T11:38:06.067800

Desire

elmlang

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BDFL

2019-02-11T11:38:51.068000

Agustin

elmlang

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the problem there is that this date is deep within a data structure we use as redux state. i'm trying to build a parser that can take the verbatim redux state and convert it to a strongly typed elm record, so we can slowly switch our application state to elm

2019-02-11T11:39:10.068100

Emilee

elmlang

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not sure if that is really what BDFL is about

2019-02-11T11:40:02.068900

Desire

elmlang

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Benevolent Dictator For Life

2019-02-11T11:40:33.069100

Candance

elmlang

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like Guido in Python

2019-02-11T11:40:43.069300

Candance

elmlang

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by the way why all of the stuff is built with Haskell? I feel that it would be much simpler with Python, at least packages website

2019-02-11T11:43:02.070600

Candance

elmlang

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(I'm from procedural or OOP world)

2019-02-11T11:44:42.072400

Candance

elmlang

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<@Candance> well, since Elm is a ML-family language, and the compiler is written in Haskell, it makes sense that other stuff is written in those languages as well (plus that's what Evan knows I guess)

2019-02-11T11:44:43.072500

Nana

elmlang

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simple is subjective

2019-02-11T11:45:06.073100

Danika

elmlang

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Hey everyone, how often do you all add fields to records? Like, use the `{ myRecord | newField = 42 }` syntax? I haven't needed to use that in a long time, but I'm aware that I'm not using elm like most elm devs do.

2019-02-11T11:49:10.074400

Saran

elmlang

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You mean adding a new field?

2019-02-11T11:50:45.075100

Danika

elmlang

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Doesn't seem like something you'd want to do very often unless you were leaning into extensible records a lot, which isn't common

2019-02-11T11:51:25.075600

Danika

elmlang

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yeah, adding a new field

2019-02-11T11:51:40.075800

Saran

elmlang

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hmm I thought that wasn't allowed anymore

2019-02-11T11:51:47.076300

Nana

elmlang

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I'd expect it to be used heavily for the model? That most apps use a huge flat record as its state, and that people update fields using record update syntax, but not that people add fields dynamically

2019-02-11T11:52:54.077700

Saran

elmlang

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I've never tried it / needed to, but it does seem like something not very elm-like.

2019-02-11T11:53:06.077900

Danika

elmlang

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This seems *horrible* to be doing to your model. Every update your models type would change :')

2019-02-11T11:53:36.078500

Danika

elmlang

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fair enough, it doesn't seem to be supported in 0.19 anymore "The `a` record does not have a `y` field:"

2019-02-11T11:53:45.078800

Saran

elmlang

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eh, we've got type variables, right? :wink:

2019-02-11T11:54:07.079300

Saran

elmlang

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You can change them, but not add them I believe

2019-02-11T11:54:23.080200

Agustin

elmlang

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ok, nobody's using it, and I didn't notice for 8 months that support for them was removed

2019-02-11T11:54:29.080600

Saran

elmlang

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cool

2019-02-11T11:54:31.080800

Saran

elmlang

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<@Saran> yeah you can update records, and you can use extensible records for type signatures, but you can't add fields like that

2019-02-11T11:54:31.080900

Nana

elmlang

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Seems like if it was ever allowed, that it was just a consequence of how it handled record updating

2019-02-11T11:54:31.081000

Danika

elmlang

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I think it used to be possible, but no one used it, and it would make future garbage collection much harder, so it was removed

2019-02-11T11:55:26.081800

Nana

elmlang

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uuuuuh... what? ``` This argument is an anonymous function of type: Skin -> Element.Element msg But `Element` needs the 1st argument to be: #Skin# -> Element.Element msg ```

2019-02-11T11:57:34.082200

Emilee

elmlang

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oh, i get what's wrong. but the compiler message still makes no sense

2019-02-11T12:00:15.082700

Emilee

elmlang

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what was the problem?

2019-02-11T12:04:03.082900

Danika

elmlang

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Input translation output rotation

2019-02-11T12:07:17.084500

Agustin

elmlang

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The feature to add/remove fields to records was in Elm until 0.17 I believe. The reasoning for removing them as far as I remember was that it added quite a bit of complexity to the type checker and the implementation relied on JS prototype chains, the usage apparently wasn't very high so they opted to remove it.

2019-02-11T12:07:46.085000

Denae

elmlang

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~> <https://github.com/elm/compiler/issues/985>

2019-02-11T12:11:48.085500

Denae

elmlang

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whoa, so I haven't used it since 0.17 then?

2019-02-11T12:17:03.086200

Saran

elmlang

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Elm actually wanted the whole upper signature to be `Skin`

2019-02-11T12:17:13.086600

Emilee

elmlang

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Which is to say, I forgot an argument

2019-02-11T12:17:31.087100

Emilee

elmlang

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Welcome back and wooooo!

2019-02-11T13:22:02.087900

Teddy

elmlang

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Does anyone know of an example of list items drag and drop reordering for mobile browsers (touch)?

2019-02-11T13:26:47.088900

Bebe

elmlang

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I’m so excited to be back. Should be back to spending a lot of time in Elm next week, once I finish this ruby tapas episode.

2019-02-11T14:00:58.089300

Hoyt

elmlang

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Awesome. I'll look forward to that too :wink:

2019-02-11T14:03:29.089600

Teddy

elmlang

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Working on an episode (probably a two-parter) on polymorphic custom attributes in rails, following some of the episodes on whole values.

2019-02-11T14:07:21.091100

Hoyt

elmlang

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i think `elm reactor` is a nice tool. However, once you need to add a port to your elm file, it's pretty much much useless, right? Do you have some tricks what to do then before starting to setup a whole build process?

2019-02-11T14:08:01.091800

Earnestine

elmlang

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Check out parcel, supports elm out if the box

2019-02-11T14:17:03.092400

Danika

elmlang

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Ohhhh! Those will be fun.

2019-02-11T14:20:50.092700

Teddy

elmlang

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<https://www.npmjs.com/package/elm-live> is a way.

2019-02-11T14:52:31.093500

Velia

elmlang

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looks very nice and works here for elm19... however, I'd need it for 18 now, does anyone know how to make this work?

2019-02-11T14:54:02.094200

Earnestine

elmlang

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My own HTML5 D&D implementation works nice with this polyfill: <https://github.com/Bernardo-Castilho/dragdroptouch>

2019-02-11T15:49:18.094500

Lynne

elmlang

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norpan/elm-html5-drag-drop recommends using it also

2019-02-11T15:49:56.094700

Lynne

elmlang

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parcel works from 0.19 onwards I think but there is elm-live etc.(old versions will work with0.18)

2019-02-11T16:22:33.096100

Florencia

elmlang

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Thanks Sergey

2019-02-11T17:08:24.096400

Bebe

elmlang

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I found the norpan one, do you have a link for yours?

2019-02-11T17:10:57.097100

Bebe

elmlang

general

Is it possible to import CSS file into Elm code, or somehow instruct a compiler to include it in the generated `index.html`?

2019-02-11T18:02:29.098500

Bernardina

elmlang

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You can use `Browser.element` as app root, build `js` bundle by your own and write down html file where you can include whatever you need

2019-02-11T18:08:21.098600

Van

elmlang

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not limited to Browser.element btw

2019-02-11T18:32:01.098800

Desire

elmlang

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Is `elm reactor` suitable for production - i.e. can it be used to serve files in production?

2019-02-11T18:33:31.099500

Bernardina

elmlang

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Or should I use some other HTML server

2019-02-11T18:33:44.099800

Bernardina

elmlang

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personally I would dump it to an html file and serve it via nginx, but if you’re okay with exposing the Reactor UI to anyone visiting your site, go right ahead.

2019-02-11T18:40:25.101400

Alleen

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Just published a package (`jxxcarlson/elm-stat`) on the package manager. The README refers to an image. It shows up locally and also on Github. /But on the package manager there is a the "broken image" icon. Here is the relevant markdown text: ![Image](./image/dataviewer.png)

2019-02-11T18:49:13.103600

Jana

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how would one go about decoding a Map: <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Map>

2019-02-11T18:53:58.104100

Danika

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<@Bernardina> I'd compile to index.html and then put it on <http://github.io|github.io>. If you don't really need any server side stuff that's pretty easy.

2019-02-11T19:29:00.105400

Lindsey

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<@Danika> perhaps <https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-community/json-extra/latest/Json-Decode-Extra#collection> will work.

2019-02-11T19:52:18.106100

Earlean

elmlang

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Hmm

2019-02-11T19:54:43.106600

Danika

elmlang

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Maps aren’t array-like unfortunately

2019-02-11T19:55:29.106900

Danika

elmlang

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I think I’m SOL/

2019-02-11T19:56:23.107100

Danika

elmlang

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It wouldn’t be a problem but I’m dealing with some quite complex data structures that I don’t have much control over. I can call `toArray` on all necessary items directly but it’s going to make the js quite messy. Bummer ^^

2019-02-11T19:57:40.108300

Danika

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Markdown doesn't really specify how relative URLs should be handled. I've seen this happen on some other git sites besides GitHub, too.

2019-02-12T00:32:06.109400

Bert

elmlang

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How do you get a Map through to Elm land though? Ports with Json.Decode.Value?

2019-02-12T00:34:01.110900

Bert

elmlang

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You’d probably just need to get the go ahead from the NoRedInk guys, as a formality but I think that it should be fine

2019-02-12T01:22:31.111000

Iona

elmlang

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Yes

2019-02-12T01:46:41.111500

Danika

elmlang

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My implementation is not packaged and it is not better than norpan's package. It is just a direct implementation via event handlers which I did when I did not know that package existed.

2019-02-12T02:52:09.111600

Lynne

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In my opinion, running `elm reactor` in production could be a security and performance risk. I would not do it. Use a web server that is scrutinized for security issues and optimized.

2019-02-12T03:04:36.111900

Velia

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elm-grove / elm-github-install... both work only for elm18 currently. Any ideas which one of them is more likely to be migrated to 19 soon?

2019-02-12T03:34:32.113500

Earnestine

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-- CORRUPT JSON ---------------------------------------------------------------- The elm.json for elm-community/list-extra 2.0.0 got corrupted somehow. I removed it from my file cache, so if it was some transient error it should be fixed if you try the same thing again. Please report this if it seems like an Elm problem though!

2019-02-12T03:34:58.113700

Shirley

elmlang

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-- CORRUPT JSON ---------------------------------------------------------------- The elm.json for elm-community/list-extra 2.0.0 got corrupted somehow. I removed it from my file cache, so if it was some transient error it should be fixed if you try the same thing again. Please report this if it seems like an Elm problem though!

2019-02-12T03:35:39.114100

Shirley

elmlang

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Sorry for the poor formatting, I'm trying to get it right but I'm new to slack. I keep getting the above error message when trying to install any package

2019-02-12T03:36:12.115000

Shirley

elmlang

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Latest version of `elm-community/list-extra` is 8.1.0, how come `elm` is trying to install 2.0.0?

2019-02-12T03:41:14.115600

Lynne

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I don't think any of those will be updated. AFAIK the author does not use elm anymore. There is this though if you cannot live with a monorepo: <https://github.com/Skinney/elm-git-install>

2019-02-12T03:41:40.116000

Velia

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Could you paste contents of your `elm.json` (in a thread please)?

2019-02-12T03:41:50.116300

Lynne

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Sure, give me a minute or two for figuring out creating a thread. Thank you for your quick reply

2019-02-12T03:44:54.117000

Shirley

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Here is a thread :slightly_smiling_face:

2019-02-12T03:45:10.117200

Lynne

elmlang

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Just hover mouse over message and you'll see an action pane to the right

2019-02-12T03:45:32.117500

Lynne

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{ "type": "application", "source-directories": [ "src" ], "elm-version": "0.19.0", "dependencies": { "direct": { "NoRedInk/elm-json-decode-pipeline": "1.0.0", "elm/browser": "1.0.0", "elm/core": "1.0.0", "elm/html": "1.0.0", "elm/json": "1.0.0", "elm-community/list-extra": "8.1.0", "mdgriffith/elm-ui": "1.1.0", "ohanhi/keyboard": "1.0.0", "stoeffel/editable": "2.0.1", "tortus/elm-array-2d": "2.1.2" }, "indirect": { "elm/time": "1.0.0", "elm/url": "1.0.0", "elm/virtual-dom": "1.0.2" } }, "test-dependencies": { "direct": {}, "indirect": {} } }

2019-02-12T03:46:04.117700

Shirley

elmlang

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Thank you :slightly_smiling_face:

2019-02-12T03:46:10.118100

Shirley

elmlang

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Oh, a lot of stuff

2019-02-12T03:46:22.118300

Lynne

elmlang

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So apparently some of your dependencies depends on some outdated version of `list-extra`

2019-02-12T03:46:47.118500

Lynne

elmlang

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Ahh, thanks! I hadn't thought of that, looks like I'll be going through my packages to see which one uses this outdated version

2019-02-12T03:47:41.118700

Shirley

elmlang

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Wait

2019-02-12T03:47:51.118900

Lynne

elmlang

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This tool does not see any conflict: <https://www.markuslaire.com/github/elm-dependencies-analyzer/>

2019-02-12T03:48:27.119100

Lynne

elmlang

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By the way, there are some rather outdated versions

2019-02-12T03:50:19.119300

Lynne

elmlang

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I would actually remove everything and start adding dependencies one-by-one from scratch if I were you

2019-02-12T03:50:37.119500

Lynne

elmlang

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mmm, alright I'll start with doing that, thanks!

2019-02-12T03:50:58.119700

Shirley

elmlang

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Well, there is no surprise Elm is saying that `elm.json` is corrupt for `list-extra 2.0.0` because there is no `elm.json` for that version of the package :slightly_smiling_face:

2019-02-12T03:54:27.119900

Lynne

elmlang

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It seems that there was something wrong with a package I tried to install. Using another fork of the package worked. Thanks for your suggestions :slightly_smiling_face:

2019-02-12T04:07:53.120100

Shirley

elmlang

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What was the package if I may ask?

2019-02-12T04:08:22.120300

Lynne