February 2019
Beginner to intermediate
180 pages
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We've already briefly looked at polymorphic variants in the previous chapter. To recap, we learned about them when we used the [@bs.unwrap] decorator to bind to some existing JavaScript. The idea was that [@bs.unwrap] can be used to bind to an existing JavaScript function where its arguments can be of different types. For example, let's say we want to bind to the following function:
function dynamic(a) { switch (typeof a) { case "string": return "String: " + a; case "number": return "Number: " + a; }}
Let's say this function should only accept arguments of the string type or int type and nothing else. We could bind to this example function as follows:
[@bs.val] external dynamic : 'a => string = "";
However, our binding ...
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