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.github/CONTRIBUTING.md+20−18

since splitsnapshots

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@@ -4,15 +4,10 @@ Thanks helping with the development of Elm! This document describes the basic

4standards for opening pull requests and making the review process as smooth as

5possible.

6

7+## Licensing

7

8

8−## Expectations

9+You need to sign the [contributor agreement](ContributorAgreement.pdf)

9−

10+and send it to <info@elm-lang.org> before opening your pull request.

10−- Pull requests are reviewed in [batches](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/batching.md), so it can take some time to get a response.

11−- Smaller pull requests are easier to review. To fix nine typos, nine specific issues will always go faster than one big one. Learn why [here](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/small-pull-requests.md).

12−- Reviewers may not know as much as you about certain situations, so add links to supporting evidence for important claims, especially regarding standards for CSS, HTTP, URI, etc.

13−

14−Finally, please be patient with the core team. They are trying their best with limited resources!

15−

16

11

17## Style Guide

12## Style Guide

18

13

@@ -22,20 +17,27 @@ Finally, please be patient with the core team. They are trying their best with l

22[haskell]: https://gist.github.com/evancz/0a1f3717c92fe71702be

17[haskell]: https://gist.github.com/evancz/0a1f3717c92fe71702be

23[js]: https://google.github.io/styleguide/javascriptguide.xml

18[js]: https://google.github.io/styleguide/javascriptguide.xml

24

19

25−

26## Branches

20## Branches

27

21

28−[The master branch][master] is the home of the next release of the compiler

22+ * [The master branch][master] is the home of the next release of the compiler

29−so new features and improvements get merged there. Most pull requests

23+ so new features and improvements get merged there. Most pull requests

30−should target this branch!

24+ should target this branch!

31−

32−[master]: http://github.com/elm-lang/elm/tree/master

33

25

26+ * [The stable branch][stable] is for tagging releases and critical bug fixes.

27+ This branch is handy for folks who want to build the most recent public

28+ release from source.

34

29

35−## Licensing

30+[master]: http://github.com/elm-lang/elm/tree/master

36−

31+[stable]: http://github.com/elm-lang/elm/tree/stable

37−Nothing extra to do for this. The default on GitHub described [here](https://docs.github.com/en/github/site-policy/github-terms-of-service#6-contributions-under-repository-license) is that:

38

32

39−> Whenever you add Content to a repository containing notice of a license, you license that Content under the same terms, and you agree that you have the right to license that Content under those terms. If you have a separate agreement to license that Content under different terms, such as a contributor license agreement, that agreement will supersede.

33+If you are working on a fairly large feature, we will probably want to merge it

34+in as its own branch and do some testing before bringing it into the master

35+branch. This way we can keep releases of the master branch independent of new

36+features.

40

37

38+Note that the master branch of the compiler should always be in sync with the

39+master branch of the [website][], and the stable branch of the compiler should

40+always be in sync with the stable branch of the [website][]. Make sure that

41+your changes maintain this compatibility.

41

42

43+[website]: https://github.com/elm-lang/elm-lang.org

.github/workflows/set-issue-expectations.ymldeleted−21

@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@

1−name: Set Issue Expectations

2−on:

3− issues:

4− types: [opened]

5−jobs:

6− comment-on-issue:

7− name: Comment On Issue

8− runs-on: ubuntu-latest

9− steps:

10− - uses: actions/github@v1.0.0

11− env:

12− GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

13− with:

14− args: |

15− comment "Thanks for reporting this! To set expectations:

16−

17− - Issues are reviewed in [batches](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/batching.md), so it can take some time to get a response.

18− - Ask questions in a [community forum](https://elm-lang.org/community). You will get an answer quicker that way!

19− - If you experience something similar, open a new issue. [We like duplicates](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/duplicates.md).

20−

21− Finally, please be patient with the core team. They are trying their best with limited resources."

.github/workflows/set-pull-expectations.ymldeleted−19

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@

1−on:

2− pull_request_target:

3− types: [opened]

4−

5−jobs:

6− comment-on-pull:

7− name: Comment On Pull

8− runs-on: ubuntu-latest

9− steps:

10− - uses: actions/github-script@v3

11− with:

12− github-token: ${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN}}

13− script: |

14− github.issues.createComment({

15− issue_number: context.issue.number,

16− owner: context.repo.owner,

17− repo: context.repo.repo,

18− body: "Thanks for suggesting these code changes. To set expectations:\n\n- Pull requests are reviewed in [batches](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/batching.md), so it can take some time to get a response.\n- Smaller pull requests are easier to review. To fix nine typos, nine specific issues will always go faster than one big one. Learn why [here](https://github.com/elm/expectations/blob/master/small-pull-requests.md).\n- Reviewers may not know as much as you about certain situations, so add links to supporting evidence for important claims, especially regarding standards for CSS, HTTP, URI, etc.\n\nFinally, please be patient with the core team. They are trying their best with limited resources."

19− })

.gitignore−1

@@ -5,4 +5,3 @@ cabal-dev

5cabal.sandbox.config

6.DS_Store

7*~

8−travis.log

.travis.ymldeleted−28

@@ -1,28 +0,0 @@

1−language: minimal

2−services: docker

3−

4−env:

5− global:

6− - LINUX_ARCHIVE=binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz

7−

8−before_install:

9− - docker build -t elm -f installers/linux/Dockerfile .

10− - docker cp $(docker create elm):/usr/local/bin/elm .

11− - gzip -9 -c elm > $LINUX_ARCHIVE

12−

13−deploy:

14− provider: releases

15− api_key:

16− secure: Yz2Lo4u9rZQ7Ee7ohAsrZpkqsYDUerCSMdSQIH8ryrf7phHhiloPEkTKsM+NupHqU/LEAVsunxbau4QrCEjA2vPavAPVk8cKomRUWK/YjbXHKa24hPkal2c+A2bnMQ6w3qYk/PjL9rW+Goq++/SNLcYZwHBV0Chl2blivMwWCSA=

17− file: $LINUX_ARCHIVE

18− skip_cleanup: true

19− on:

20− branch: master

21− tags: true

22−

23−notifications:

24− email:

25− recipients:

26− - rlefevre@dmy.fr

27− on_success: change

28− on_failure: change

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README.md+5−10

@@ -1,22 +1,17 @@

1−# Elm

1+# The Elm Compiler

2

3−A delightful language for reliable webapps.

3+Learn about the Elm programming language at [elm-lang.org](http://elm-lang.org/).

4

5−Check out the [Home Page](http://elm-lang.org/), [Try Online](http://elm-lang.org/try), or [The Official Guide](http://guide.elm-lang.org/)

6−

7−

8−<br>

9

5

10## Install

6## Install

11

7

12−✨ [Install](https://guide.elm-lang.org/install/elm.html) ✨

8+Follow [these instructions][installer]!

13

9

14−For multiple versions, previous versions, and uninstallation, see the instructions [here](https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/README.md).

10+ [installer]: https://guide.elm-lang.org/install.html

15

11

16−<br>

17

12

18## Help

13## Help

19

14

20If you are stuck, ask around on [the Elm slack channel][slack]. Folks are friendly and happy to help with questions!

15If you are stuck, ask around on [the Elm slack channel][slack]. Folks are friendly and happy to help with questions!

21

16

22−[slack]: http://elmlang.herokuapp.com/

17+[slack]: http://elmlang.herokuapp.com/

builder/src/Build.hs+89−89

@@ -2,15 +2,15 @@

2{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns, GADTs, OverloadedStrings #-}

3module Build

4 ( fromExposed

5− , fromPaths

5+ , fromMains

6 , fromRepl

7 , Artifacts(..)

8− , Root(..)

8+ , Main(..)

9 , Module(..)

10 , CachedInterface(..)

11 , ReplArtifacts(..)

12 , DocsGoal(..)

13− , getRootNames

13+ , getMainNames

14 )

15 where

16

@@ -164,14 +164,14 @@ fromExposed style root details docsGoal exposed@(NE.List e es) =

164

165

166

167−-- FROM PATHS

167+-- FROM MAINS

168

169

170data Artifacts =

171 Artifacts

172 { _name :: Pkg.Name

173 , _deps :: Dependencies

174− , _roots :: NE.List Root

174+ , _mains :: NE.List Main

175 , _modules :: [Module]

176 }

177

@@ -185,25 +185,25 @@ type Dependencies =

185 Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical I.DependencyInterface

186

187

188−fromPaths :: Reporting.Style -> FilePath -> Details.Details -> NE.List FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProblem Artifacts)

188+fromMains :: Reporting.Style -> FilePath -> Details.Details -> NE.List FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProblem Artifacts)

189−fromPaths style root details paths =

189+fromMains style root details paths =

190 Reporting.trackBuild style $ \key ->

191 do env <- makeEnv key root details

192

193− elroots <- findRoots env paths

193+ elmains <- findMains env paths

194− case elroots of

194+ case elmains of

195 Left problem ->

196 return (Left (Exit.BuildProjectProblem problem))

197

198− Right lroots ->

198+ Right lmains ->

199 do -- crawl

200 dmvar <- Details.loadInterfaces root details

201 smvar <- newMVar Map.empty

202− srootMVars <- traverse (fork . crawlRoot env smvar) lroots

202+ smainMVars <- traverse (fork . crawlMain env smvar) lmains

203− sroots <- traverse readMVar srootMVars

203+ smains <- traverse readMVar smainMVars

204 statuses <- traverse readMVar =<< readMVar smvar

205

206− midpoint <- checkMidpointAndRoots dmvar statuses sroots

206+ midpoint <- checkMainsMidpoint dmvar statuses smains

207 case midpoint of

208 Left problem ->

209 return (Left (Exit.BuildProjectProblem problem))

@@ -213,24 +213,24 @@ fromPaths style root details paths =

213 rmvar <- newEmptyMVar

214 resultsMVars <- forkWithKey (checkModule env foreigns rmvar) statuses

215 putMVar rmvar resultsMVars

216− rrootMVars <- traverse (fork . checkRoot env resultsMVars) sroots

216+ rmainMVars <- traverse (fork . checkMain env resultsMVars) smains

217 results <- traverse readMVar resultsMVars

218 writeDetails root details results

219− toArtifacts env foreigns results <$> traverse readMVar rrootMVars

219+ toArtifacts env foreigns results <$> traverse readMVar rmainMVars

220

221

222

223−-- GET ROOT NAMES

223+-- GET MAIN NAMES

224

225

226−getRootNames :: Artifacts -> NE.List ModuleName.Raw

226+getMainNames :: Artifacts -> NE.List ModuleName.Raw

227−getRootNames (Artifacts _ _ roots _) =

227+getMainNames (Artifacts _ _ mains _) =

228− fmap getRootName roots

228+ fmap getMainName mains

229

230

231−getRootName :: Root -> ModuleName.Raw

231+getMainName :: Main -> ModuleName.Raw

232−getRootName root =

232+getMainName main =

233− case root of

233+ case main of

234 Inside name -> name

235 Outside name _ _ -> name

236

@@ -585,11 +585,11 @@ checkMidpoint dmvar statuses =

585 return (Left (Exit.BP_Cycle name names))

586

587

588−checkMidpointAndRoots :: MVar (Maybe Dependencies) -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Status -> NE.List RootStatus -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem Dependencies)

588+checkMainsMidpoint :: MVar (Maybe Dependencies) -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Status -> NE.List MainStatus -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem Dependencies)

589−checkMidpointAndRoots dmvar statuses sroots =

589+checkMainsMidpoint dmvar statuses smains =

590 case checkForCycles statuses of

591 Nothing ->

592− case checkUniqueRoots statuses sroots of

592+ case checkUniqueMains statuses smains of

593 Nothing ->

594 do maybeForeigns <- readMVar dmvar

595 case maybeForeigns of

@@ -651,14 +651,14 @@ addToGraph name status graph =

651

652

653

654−-- CHECK UNIQUE ROOTS

654+-- CHECK UNIQUE MAINS

655

656

657−checkUniqueRoots :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Status -> NE.List RootStatus -> Maybe Exit.BuildProjectProblem

657+checkUniqueMains :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Status -> NE.List MainStatus -> Maybe Exit.BuildProjectProblem

658−checkUniqueRoots insides sroots =

658+checkUniqueMains insides smains =

659 let

660 outsidesDict =

661− Map.fromListWith OneOrMore.more (Maybe.mapMaybe rootStatusToNamePathPair (NE.toList sroots))

661+ Map.fromListWith OneOrMore.more (Maybe.mapMaybe mainStatusToNamePathPair (NE.toList smains))

662 in

663 case Map.traverseWithKey checkOutside outsidesDict of

664 Left problem ->

@@ -670,9 +670,9 @@ checkUniqueRoots insides sroots =

670 Left problem -> Just problem

671

672

673−rootStatusToNamePathPair :: RootStatus -> Maybe (ModuleName.Raw, OneOrMore.OneOrMore FilePath)

673+mainStatusToNamePathPair :: MainStatus -> Maybe (ModuleName.Raw, OneOrMore.OneOrMore FilePath)

674−rootStatusToNamePathPair sroot =

674+mainStatusToNamePathPair smain =

675− case sroot of

675+ case smain of

676 SInside _ -> Nothing

677 SOutsideOk (Details.Local path _ _ _ _ _) _ modul -> Just (Src.getName modul, OneOrMore.one path)

678 SOutsideErr _ -> Nothing

@@ -682,14 +682,14 @@ checkOutside :: ModuleName.Raw -> OneOrMore.OneOrMore FilePath -> Either Exit.Bu

682checkOutside name paths =

683 case OneOrMore.destruct NE.List paths of

684 NE.List p [] -> Right p

685− NE.List p1 (p2:_) -> Left (Exit.BP_RootNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

685+ NE.List p1 (p2:_) -> Left (Exit.BP_MainNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

686

687

688checkInside :: ModuleName.Raw -> FilePath -> Status -> Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem ()

689checkInside name p1 status =

690 case status of

691− SCached (Details.Local p2 _ _ _ _ _) -> Left (Exit.BP_RootNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

691+ SCached (Details.Local p2 _ _ _ _ _) -> Left (Exit.BP_MainNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

692− SChanged (Details.Local p2 _ _ _ _ _) _ _ _ -> Left (Exit.BP_RootNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

692+ SChanged (Details.Local p2 _ _ _ _ _) _ _ _ -> Left (Exit.BP_MainNameDuplicate name p1 p2)

693 SBadImport _ -> Right ()

694 SBadSyntax _ _ _ _ -> Right ()

695 SForeign _ -> Right ()

@@ -964,25 +964,25 @@ finalizeReplArtifacts env@(Env _ root projectType _ _ _ _) source modul@(Src.Mod

964

965

966

967−-- FIND ROOT

967+-- FIND MAIN

968

969

970−data RootLocation

970+data MainLocation

971 = LInside ModuleName.Raw

972 | LOutside FilePath

973

974

975−findRoots :: Env -> NE.List FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem (NE.List RootLocation))

975+findMains :: Env -> NE.List FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem (NE.List MainLocation))

976−findRoots env paths =

976+findMains env paths =

977− do mvars <- traverse (fork . getRootInfo env) paths

977+ do mvars <- traverse (fork . findLocation env) paths

978− einfos <- traverse readMVar mvars

978+ elocs <- traverse readMVar mvars

979− return $ checkRoots =<< sequence einfos

979+ return $ checkLocations =<< sequence elocs

980

981

982−checkRoots :: NE.List RootInfo -> Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem (NE.List RootLocation)

982+checkLocations :: NE.List Location -> Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem (NE.List MainLocation)

983−checkRoots infos =

983+checkLocations locations =

984 let

985− toOneOrMore loc@(RootInfo absolute _ _) =

985+ toOneOrMore loc@(Location absolute _ _) =

986 (absolute, OneOrMore.one loc)

987

988 fromOneOrMore loc locs =

@@ -990,33 +990,33 @@ checkRoots infos =

990 [] -> Right ()

991 loc2:_ -> Left (Exit.BP_MainPathDuplicate (_relative loc) (_relative loc2))

992 in

993− fmap (\_ -> fmap _location infos) $

993+ fmap (\_ -> fmap _location locations) $

994 traverse (OneOrMore.destruct fromOneOrMore) $

995− Map.fromListWith OneOrMore.more $ map toOneOrMore (NE.toList infos)

995+ Map.fromListWith OneOrMore.more $ map toOneOrMore (NE.toList locations)

996

997

998

999−-- ROOT INFO

999+-- LOCATIONS

1000

1001

1002−data RootInfo =

1002+data Location =

1003− RootInfo

1003+ Location

1004 { _absolute :: FilePath

1005 , _relative :: FilePath

1006− , _location :: RootLocation

1006+ , _location :: MainLocation

1007 }

1008

1009

1010−getRootInfo :: Env -> FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem RootInfo)

1010+findLocation :: Env -> FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem Location)

1011−getRootInfo env path =

1011+findLocation env path =

1012 do exists <- File.exists path

1013 if exists

1014− then getRootInfoHelp env path =<< Dir.canonicalizePath path

1014+ then findLoc env path =<< Dir.canonicalizePath path

1015 else return (Left (Exit.BP_PathUnknown path))

1016

1017

1018−getRootInfoHelp :: Env -> FilePath -> FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem RootInfo)

1018+findLoc :: Env -> FilePath -> FilePath -> IO (Either Exit.BuildProjectProblem Location)

1019−getRootInfoHelp (Env _ _ _ srcDirs _ _ _) path absolutePath =

1019+findLoc (Env _ root _ srcDirs _ _ _) path absolutePath =

1020 let

1021 (dirs, file) = FP.splitFileName absolutePath

1022 (final, ext) = FP.splitExtension file

@@ -1030,7 +1030,7 @@ getRootInfoHelp (Env _ _ _ srcDirs _ _ _) path absolutePath =

1030 in

1031 case Maybe.mapMaybe (isInsideSrcDirByPath absoluteSegments) srcDirs of

1032 [] ->

1033− return $ Right $ RootInfo absolutePath path (LOutside path)

1033+ return $ Right $ Location absolutePath path (LOutside path)

1034

1035 [(_, Right names)] ->

1036 do let name = Name.fromChars (List.intercalate "." names)

@@ -1039,13 +1039,13 @@ getRootInfoHelp (Env _ _ _ srcDirs _ _ _) path absolutePath =

1039 d1:d2:_ ->

1040 do let p1 = addRelative d1 (FP.joinPath names <.> "elm")

1041 let p2 = addRelative d2 (FP.joinPath names <.> "elm")

1042− return $ Left $ Exit.BP_RootNameDuplicate name p1 p2

1042+ return $ Left $ Exit.BP_MainNameDuplicate name p1 p2

1043

1044 _ ->

1045− return $ Right $ RootInfo absolutePath path (LInside name)

1045+ return $ Right $ Location absolutePath path (LInside name)

1046

1047 [(s, Left names)] ->

1048− return $ Left $ Exit.BP_RootNameInvalid path s names

1048+ return $ Left $ Exit.BP_MainNameInvalid path s names

1049

1050 (s1,_):(s2,_):_ ->

1051 return $ Left $ Exit.BP_WithAmbiguousSrcDir path s1 s2

@@ -1094,18 +1094,18 @@ dropPrefix roots paths =

1094

1095

1096

1097−-- CRAWL ROOTS

1097+-- CRAWL MAINS

1098

1099

1100−data RootStatus

1100+data MainStatus

1101 = SInside ModuleName.Raw

1102 | SOutsideOk Details.Local B.ByteString Src.Module

1103 | SOutsideErr Error.Module

1104

1105

1106−crawlRoot :: Env -> MVar StatusDict -> RootLocation -> IO RootStatus

1106+crawlMain :: Env -> MVar StatusDict -> MainLocation -> IO MainStatus

1107−crawlRoot env@(Env _ _ projectType _ buildID _ _) mvar root =

1107+crawlMain env@(Env _ _ projectType _ buildID _ _) mvar given =

1108− case root of

1108+ case given of

1109 LInside name ->

1110 do statusMVar <- newEmptyMVar

1111 statusDict <- takeMVar mvar

@@ -1128,19 +1128,19 @@ crawlRoot env@(Env _ _ projectType _ buildID _ _) mvar root =

1128

1129

1130

1131−-- CHECK ROOTS

1131+-- CHECK MAINS

1132

1133

1134−data RootResult

1134+data MainResult

1135 = RInside ModuleName.Raw

1136 | ROutsideOk ModuleName.Raw I.Interface Opt.LocalGraph

1137 | ROutsideErr Error.Module

1138 | ROutsideBlocked

1139

1140

1141−checkRoot :: Env -> ResultDict -> RootStatus -> IO RootResult

1141+checkMain :: Env -> ResultDict -> MainStatus -> IO MainResult

1142−checkRoot env@(Env _ root _ _ _ _ _) results rootStatus =

1142+checkMain env@(Env _ root _ _ _ _ _) results pendingMain =

1143− case rootStatus of

1143+ case pendingMain of

1144 SInside name ->

1145 return (RInside name)

1146

@@ -1167,7 +1167,7 @@ checkRoot env@(Env _ root _ _ _ _ _) results rootStatus =

1167 Error.BadImports (toImportErrors env results imports problems)

1168

1169

1170−compileOutside :: Env -> Details.Local -> B.ByteString -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface -> Src.Module -> IO RootResult

1170+compileOutside :: Env -> Details.Local -> B.ByteString -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface -> Src.Module -> IO MainResult

1171compileOutside (Env key _ projectType _ _ _ _) (Details.Local path time _ _ _ _) source ifaces modul =

1172 let

1173 pkg = projectTypeToPkg projectType

@@ -1186,35 +1186,35 @@ compileOutside (Env key _ projectType _ _ _ _) (Details.Local path time _ _ _ _)

1186-- TO ARTIFACTS

1187

1188

1189−data Root

1189+data Main

1190 = Inside ModuleName.Raw

1191 | Outside ModuleName.Raw I.Interface Opt.LocalGraph

1192

1193

1194−toArtifacts :: Env -> Dependencies -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Result -> NE.List RootResult -> Either Exit.BuildProblem Artifacts

1194+toArtifacts :: Env -> Dependencies -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Result -> NE.List MainResult -> Either Exit.BuildProblem Artifacts

1195−toArtifacts (Env _ root projectType _ _ _ _) foreigns results rootResults =

1195+toArtifacts (Env _ root projectType _ _ _ _) foreigns results mainResults =

1196− case gatherProblemsOrMains results rootResults of

1196+ case gatherProblemsOrMains results mainResults of

1197 Left (NE.List e es) ->

1198 Left (Exit.BuildBadModules root e es)

1199

1200− Right roots ->

1200+ Right mains ->

1201− Right $ Artifacts (projectTypeToPkg projectType) foreigns roots $

1201+ Right $ Artifacts (projectTypeToPkg projectType) foreigns mains $

1202− Map.foldrWithKey addInside (foldr addOutside [] rootResults) results

1202+ Map.foldrWithKey addInside (foldr addOutside [] mainResults) results

1203

1204

1205−gatherProblemsOrMains :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Result -> NE.List RootResult -> Either (NE.List Error.Module) (NE.List Root)

1205+gatherProblemsOrMains :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Result -> NE.List MainResult -> Either (NE.List Error.Module) (NE.List Main)

1206−gatherProblemsOrMains results (NE.List rootResult rootResults) =

1206+gatherProblemsOrMains results (NE.List mainResult mainResults) =

1207 let

1208− addResult result (es, roots) =

1208+ sortMain result (es, mains) =

1209 case result of

1210− RInside n -> ( es, Inside n : roots)

1210+ RInside n -> ( es, Inside n : mains)

1211− ROutsideOk n i o -> ( es, Outside n i o : roots)

1211+ ROutsideOk n i o -> ( es, Outside n i o : mains)

1212− ROutsideErr e -> (e:es, roots)

1212+ ROutsideErr e -> (e:es, mains)

1213− ROutsideBlocked -> ( es, roots)

1213+ ROutsideBlocked -> ( es, mains)

1214

1215 errors = Map.foldr addErrors [] results

1216 in

1217− case (rootResult, foldr addResult (errors, []) rootResults) of

1217+ case (mainResult, foldr sortMain (errors, []) mainResults) of

1218 (RInside n , ( [], ms)) -> Right (NE.List (Inside n) ms)

1219 (RInside _ , (e:es, _ )) -> Left (NE.List e es)

1220 (ROutsideOk n i o, ( [], ms)) -> Right (NE.List (Outside n i o) ms)

@@ -1242,9 +1242,9 @@ badInside name =

1242 "Error from `" ++ Name.toChars name ++ "` should have been reported already."

1243

1244

1245−addOutside :: RootResult -> [Module] -> [Module]

1245+addOutside :: MainResult -> [Module] -> [Module]

1246−addOutside root modules =

1246+addOutside main modules =

1247− case root of

1247+ case main of

1248 RInside _ -> modules

1249 ROutsideOk name iface objs -> Fresh name iface objs : modules

1250 ROutsideErr _ -> modules

builder/src/Generate.hs+6−6

@@ -99,18 +99,18 @@ checkForDebugUses (Objects _ locals) =

99-- GATHER MAINS

100

101

102−gatherMains :: Pkg.Name -> Objects -> NE.List Build.Root -> Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical Opt.Main

102+gatherMains :: Pkg.Name -> Objects -> NE.List Build.Main -> Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical Opt.Main

103−gatherMains pkg (Objects _ locals) roots =

103+gatherMains pkg (Objects _ locals) buildMains =

104− Map.fromList $ Maybe.mapMaybe (lookupMain pkg locals) (NE.toList roots)

104+ Map.fromList $ Maybe.mapMaybe (lookupMain pkg locals) (NE.toList buildMains)

105

106

107−lookupMain :: Pkg.Name -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Opt.LocalGraph -> Build.Root -> Maybe (ModuleName.Canonical, Opt.Main)

107+lookupMain :: Pkg.Name -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw Opt.LocalGraph -> Build.Main -> Maybe (ModuleName.Canonical, Opt.Main)

108−lookupMain pkg locals root =

108+lookupMain pkg locals buildMain =

109 let

110 toPair name (Opt.LocalGraph maybeMain _ _) =

111 (,) (ModuleName.Canonical pkg name) <$> maybeMain

112 in

113− case root of

113+ case buildMain of

114 Build.Inside name -> toPair name =<< Map.lookup name locals

115 Build.Outside name _ g -> toPair name g

116

builder/src/Http.hs+1−1

@@ -241,4 +241,4 @@ jsonPart name filePath value =

241

242stringPart :: String -> String -> Multi.Part

243stringPart name string =

244− Multi.partBS (String.fromString name) (BS.pack string)

244+ Multi.partBS (String.fromString name) (BS.pack string)

builder/src/Reporting/Exit.hs+12−10

@@ -1282,7 +1282,8 @@ toDetailsReport details =

1282 "The dependencies in your elm.json are not compatible."

1283 [ D.fillSep

1284 ["Did","you","change","them","by","hand?","Try","to","change","it","back!"

1285− ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install" <> "."

1285+ ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install"

1286+ ,"or","the","dependency","management","tool","in",D.green "elm reactor" <> "."

1286 ]

1287 ]

1287 , D.reflow $

1288 , D.reflow $

1288 "Please ask for help on the community forums if you try those paths and are still\

1289 "Please ask for help on the community forums if you try those paths and are still\

@@ -1299,7 +1300,8 @@ toDetailsReport details =

1299 \ get access to the registry!"

1300 \ get access to the registry!"

1300 , D.toFancyNote

1301 , D.toFancyNote

1301 ["If","you","changed","your","dependencies","by","hand,","try","to","change","them","back!"

1302 ["If","you","changed","your","dependencies","by","hand,","try","to","change","them","back!"

1302− ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install" <> "."

1303+ ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install"

1304+ ,"or","the","dependency","management","tool","in",D.green "elm reactor" <> "."

1303 ]

1305 ]

1304 ]

1306 ]

1305

1307

@@ -1335,7 +1337,8 @@ toDetailsReport details =

1335 \ party tool) leaving them in an invalid state."

1337 \ party tool) leaving them in an invalid state."

1336 [ D.fillSep

1338 [ D.fillSep

1337 ["Try","to","change","them","back","to","what","they","were","before!"

1339 ["Try","to","change","them","back","to","what","they","were","before!"

1338− ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install" <> "."

1340+ ,"It","is","much","more","reliable","to","add","dependencies","with",D.green "elm install"

1341+ ,"or","the","dependency","management","tool","in",D.green "elm reactor" <> "."

1339 ]

1342 ]

1340 , D.reflow $

1343 , D.reflow $

1341 "Please ask for help on the community forums if you try those paths and are still\

1344 "Please ask for help on the community forums if you try those paths and are still\

@@ -1522,7 +1525,7 @@ toHttpErrorReport title err context =

1522

1525

1523 Http.BadHttp url httpExceptionContent ->

1526 Http.BadHttp url httpExceptionContent ->

1524 case httpExceptionContent of

1527 case httpExceptionContent of

1525− HTTP.StatusCodeException response body ->

1528+ HTTP.StatusCodeException response _ ->

1526 let

1529 let

1527 (HTTP.Status code message) = HTTP.responseStatus response

1530 (HTTP.Status code message) = HTTP.responseStatus response

1528 in

1531 in

@@ -1530,7 +1533,6 @@ toHttpErrorReport title err context =

1530 [ D.fillSep $

1533 [ D.fillSep $

1531 ["But","it","came","back","as",D.red (D.fromInt code)]

1534 ["But","it","came","back","as",D.red (D.fromInt code)]

1532 ++ map D.fromChars (words (BS_UTF8.toString message))

1535 ++ map D.fromChars (words (BS_UTF8.toString message))

1533− , D.indent 4 $ D.reflow $ BS_UTF8.toString body

1534 , D.reflow $

1536 , D.reflow $

1535 "This may mean some online endpoint changed in an unexpected way, so if does not\

1537 "This may mean some online endpoint changed in an unexpected way, so if does not\

1536 \ seem like something on your side is causing this (e.g. firewall) please report\

1538 \ seem like something on your side is causing this (e.g. firewall) please report\

@@ -1765,8 +1767,8 @@ data BuildProjectProblem

1765 | BP_WithBadExtension FilePath

1767 | BP_WithBadExtension FilePath

1766 | BP_WithAmbiguousSrcDir FilePath FilePath FilePath

1768 | BP_WithAmbiguousSrcDir FilePath FilePath FilePath

1767 | BP_MainPathDuplicate FilePath FilePath

1769 | BP_MainPathDuplicate FilePath FilePath

1768− | BP_RootNameDuplicate ModuleName.Raw FilePath FilePath

1770+ | BP_MainNameDuplicate ModuleName.Raw FilePath FilePath

1769− | BP_RootNameInvalid FilePath FilePath [String]

1771+ | BP_MainNameInvalid FilePath FilePath [String]

1770 | BP_CannotLoadDependencies

1772 | BP_CannotLoadDependencies

1771 | BP_Cycle ModuleName.Raw [ModuleName.Raw]

1773 | BP_Cycle ModuleName.Raw [ModuleName.Raw]

1772 | BP_MissingExposed (NE.List (ModuleName.Raw, Import.Problem))

1774 | BP_MissingExposed (NE.List (ModuleName.Raw, Import.Problem))

@@ -1833,7 +1835,7 @@ toProjectProblemReport projectProblem =

1833 \ unstuck!"

1835 \ unstuck!"

1834 ]

1836 ]

1835

1837

1836− BP_RootNameDuplicate name outsidePath otherPath ->

1838+ BP_MainNameDuplicate name outsidePath otherPath ->

1837 Help.report "MODULE NAME CLASH" Nothing

1839 Help.report "MODULE NAME CLASH" Nothing

1838 "These two files are causing a module name clash:"

1840 "These two files are causing a module name clash:"

1839 [ D.indent 4 $ D.red $ D.vcat $ map D.fromChars [ outsidePath, otherPath ]

1841 [ D.indent 4 $ D.red $ D.vcat $ map D.fromChars [ outsidePath, otherPath ]

@@ -1844,7 +1846,7 @@ toProjectProblemReport projectProblem =

1844 "Try changing to a different module name in one of them!"

1846 "Try changing to a different module name in one of them!"

1845 ]

1847 ]

1846

1848

1847− BP_RootNameInvalid givenPath srcDir _ ->

1849+ BP_MainNameInvalid givenPath srcDir _ ->

1848 Help.report "UNEXPECTED FILE NAME" Nothing

1850 Help.report "UNEXPECTED FILE NAME" Nothing

1849 "I am having trouble with this file name:"

1851 "I am having trouble with this file name:"

1850 [ D.indent 4 $ D.red $ D.fromChars givenPath

1852 [ D.indent 4 $ D.red $ D.fromChars givenPath

@@ -1968,7 +1970,7 @@ toGenerateReport problem =

1968 "The issue is that --optimize strips out info needed by `Debug` functions.\

1970 "The issue is that --optimize strips out info needed by `Debug` functions.\

1969 \ Here are two examples:"

1971 \ Here are two examples:"

1970 , D.indent 4 $ D.reflow $

1972 , D.indent 4 $ D.reflow $

1971− "(1) It shortens record field names. This makes the generated JavaScript\

1973+ "(1) It shortens record field names. This makes the generated JavaScript is\

1972 \ smaller, but `Debug.toString` cannot know the real field names anymore."

1974 \ smaller, but `Debug.toString` cannot know the real field names anymore."

1973 , D.indent 4 $ D.reflow $

1975 , D.indent 4 $ D.reflow $

1974 "(2) Values like `type Height = Height Float` are unboxed. This reduces\

1976 "(2) Values like `type Height = Height Float` are unboxed. This reduces\

builder/src/Stuff.hs+1−1

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ prepublishDir root =

62

63compilerVersion :: FilePath

64compilerVersion =

65− V.toChars V.compiler

65+ V.toChars V.compiler ++ "-rc-1"

66

67

68

compiler/src/AST/Utils/Type.hs+1

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@

1{-# OPTIONS_GHC -Wall #-}

2+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

2module AST.Utils.Type

3module AST.Utils.Type

3 ( delambda

4 ( delambda

4 , dealias

5 , dealias

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Environment.hs+20−50

@@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ module Canonicalize.Environment

4 ( Env(..)

5 , Exposed

6 , Qualified

7− , Info(..)

8− , mergeInfo

9 , Var(..)

7 , Var(..)

10 , Type(..)

8 , Type(..)

11 , Ctor(..)

9 , Ctor(..)

@@ -22,8 +20,8 @@ module Canonicalize.Environment

22

20

23import qualified Data.Map.Merge.Strict as Map

21import qualified Data.Map.Merge.Strict as Map

24import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map

22import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map

23+import qualified Data.Map.Strict.Internal as I

25import qualified Data.Name as Name

24import qualified Data.Name as Name

26−import qualified Data.OneOrMore as OneOrMore

27

25

28import qualified AST.Utils.Binop as Binop

26import qualified AST.Utils.Binop as Binop

29import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

27import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

@@ -60,34 +58,11 @@ data Env =

60

58

61

59

62type Exposed a =

60type Exposed a =

63− Map.Map Name.Name (Info a)

61+ Map.Map Name.Name (Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical a)

64

62

65

63

66type Qualified a =

64type Qualified a =

67− Map.Map Name.Name (Map.Map Name.Name (Info a))

65+ Map.Map Name.Name (Map.Map Name.Name (Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical a))

68−

69−

70−

71−-- INFO

72−

73−

74−data Info a

75− = Specific ModuleName.Canonical a

76− | Ambiguous ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

77−

78−

79−mergeInfo :: Info a -> Info a -> Info a

80−mergeInfo info1 info2 =

81− case info1 of

82− Specific h1 _ ->

83− case info2 of

84− Specific h2 _ -> if h1 == h2 then info1 else Ambiguous h1 (OneOrMore.one h2)

85− Ambiguous h2 hs2 -> Ambiguous h1 (OneOrMore.more (OneOrMore.one h2) hs2)

86−

87− Ambiguous h1 hs1 ->

88− case info2 of

89− Specific h2 _ -> Ambiguous h1 (OneOrMore.more hs1 (OneOrMore.one h2))

90− Ambiguous h2 hs2 -> Ambiguous h1 (OneOrMore.more hs1 (OneOrMore.more (OneOrMore.one h2) hs2))

91

66

92

67

93

68

@@ -97,8 +72,7 @@ mergeInfo info1 info2 =

97data Var

72data Var

98 = Local A.Region

73 = Local A.Region

99 | TopLevel A.Region

74 | TopLevel A.Region

100− | Foreign ModuleName.Canonical Can.Annotation

75+ | Foreign (Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical Can.Annotation)

101− | Foreigns ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

102

76

103

77

104

78

@@ -165,10 +139,7 @@ addLocalLeft _ region =

165addLocalBoth :: Name.Name -> A.Region -> Var -> Result i w Var

139addLocalBoth :: Name.Name -> A.Region -> Var -> Result i w Var

166addLocalBoth name region var =

140addLocalBoth name region var =

167 case var of

141 case var of

168− Foreign _ _ ->

142+ Foreign _ ->

169− Result.ok (Local region)

170−

171− Foreigns _ _ ->

172 Result.ok (Local region)

143 Result.ok (Local region)

173

144

174 Local parentRegion ->

145 Local parentRegion ->

@@ -179,18 +150,17 @@ addLocalBoth name region var =

179

150

180

151

181

152

182−

183-- FIND TYPE

153-- FIND TYPE

184

154

185

155

186findType :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Type

156findType :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Type

187findType region (Env _ _ ts _ _ _ qts _) name =

157findType region (Env _ _ ts _ _ _ qts _) name =

188 case Map.lookup name ts of

158 case Map.lookup name ts of

189− Just (Specific _ tipe) ->

159+ Just (I.Bin 1 _ tipe _ _) ->

190 Result.ok tipe

160 Result.ok tipe

191

161

192− Just (Ambiguous h hs) ->

162+ Just homes ->

193− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousType region Nothing name h hs)

163+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousType region Nothing name (Map.keys homes))

194

164

195 Nothing ->

165 Nothing ->

196 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundType region Nothing name (toPossibleNames ts qts))

166 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundType region Nothing name (toPossibleNames ts qts))

@@ -201,11 +171,11 @@ findTypeQual region (Env _ _ ts _ _ _ qts _) prefix name =

201 case Map.lookup prefix qts of

171 case Map.lookup prefix qts of

202 Just qualified ->

172 Just qualified ->

203 case Map.lookup name qualified of

173 case Map.lookup name qualified of

204− Just (Specific _ tipe) ->

174+ Just (I.Bin 1 _ tipe _ _) ->

205 Result.ok tipe

175 Result.ok tipe

206

176

207− Just (Ambiguous h hs) ->

177+ Just homes ->

208− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousType region (Just prefix) name h hs)

178+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousType region (Just prefix) name (Map.keys homes))

209

179

210 Nothing ->

180 Nothing ->

211 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundType region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames ts qts))

181 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundType region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames ts qts))

@@ -221,11 +191,11 @@ findTypeQual region (Env _ _ ts _ _ _ qts _) prefix name =

221findCtor :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Ctor

191findCtor :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Ctor

222findCtor region (Env _ _ _ cs _ _ _ qcs) name =

192findCtor region (Env _ _ _ cs _ _ _ qcs) name =

223 case Map.lookup name cs of

193 case Map.lookup name cs of

224− Just (Specific _ ctor) ->

194+ Just (I.Bin 1 _ ctor _ _) ->

225 Result.ok ctor

195 Result.ok ctor

226

196

227− Just (Ambiguous h hs) ->

197+ Just homes ->

228− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVariant region Nothing name h hs)

198+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVariant region Nothing name (Map.keys homes))

229

199

230 Nothing ->

200 Nothing ->

231 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVariant region Nothing name (toPossibleNames cs qcs))

201 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVariant region Nothing name (toPossibleNames cs qcs))

@@ -236,11 +206,11 @@ findCtorQual region (Env _ _ _ cs _ _ _ qcs) prefix name =

236 case Map.lookup prefix qcs of

206 case Map.lookup prefix qcs of

237 Just qualified ->

207 Just qualified ->

238 case Map.lookup name qualified of

208 case Map.lookup name qualified of

239− Just (Specific _ pattern) ->

209+ Just (I.Bin 1 _ pattern _ _) ->

240 Result.ok pattern

210 Result.ok pattern

241

211

242− Just (Ambiguous h hs) ->

212+ Just homes ->

243− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVariant region (Just prefix) name h hs)

213+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVariant region (Just prefix) name (Map.keys homes))

244

214

245 Nothing ->

215 Nothing ->

246 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVariant region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames cs qcs))

216 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVariant region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames cs qcs))

@@ -256,11 +226,11 @@ findCtorQual region (Env _ _ _ cs _ _ _ qcs) prefix name =

256findBinop :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Binop

226findBinop :: A.Region -> Env -> Name.Name -> Result i w Binop

257findBinop region (Env _ _ _ _ binops _ _ _) name =

227findBinop region (Env _ _ _ _ binops _ _ _) name =

258 case Map.lookup name binops of

228 case Map.lookup name binops of

259− Just (Specific _ binop) ->

229+ Just (I.Bin 1 _ binop _ _) ->

260 Result.ok binop

230 Result.ok binop

261

231

262− Just (Ambiguous h hs) ->

232+ Just homes ->

263− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousBinop region name h hs)

233+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousBinop region name (Map.keys homes))

264

234

265 Nothing ->

235 Nothing ->

266 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundBinop region name (Map.keysSet binops))

236 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundBinop region name (Map.keysSet binops))

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Environment/Dups.hs+1−1

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ one name region value =

105

106insert :: Name.Name -> A.Region -> a -> Dict a -> Dict a

107insert name region value dict =

108− Map.insertWith (\new old -> OneOrMore.more old new) name (OneOrMore.one (Info region value)) dict

108+ Map.insertWith OneOrMore.more name (OneOrMore.one (Info region value)) dict

109

110

111union :: Dict a -> Dict a -> Dict a

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Environment/Foreign.hs+30−42

@@ -35,14 +35,7 @@ type Result i w a =

35createInitialEnv :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface -> [Src.Import] -> Result i w Env.Env

36createInitialEnv home ifaces imports =

37 do (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) <- foldM (addImport ifaces) emptyState (toSafeImports home imports)

38− Result.ok (Env.Env home (Map.map infoToVar vs) ts cs bs qvs qts qcs)

38+ Result.ok (Env.Env home (Map.map Env.Foreign vs) ts cs bs qvs qts qcs)

39−

40−

41−infoToVar :: Env.Info Can.Annotation -> Env.Var

42−infoToVar info =

43− case info of

44− Env.Specific home tipe -> Env.Foreign home tipe

45− Env.Ambiguous h hs -> Env.Foreigns h hs

46

39

47

40

48

41

@@ -68,7 +61,7 @@ emptyState =

68

61

69emptyTypes :: Env.Exposed Env.Type

62emptyTypes :: Env.Exposed Env.Type

70emptyTypes =

63emptyTypes =

71− Map.singleton "List" (Env.Specific ModuleName.list (Env.Union 1 ModuleName.list))

64+ Map.singleton "List" (Map.singleton ModuleName.list (Env.Union 1 ModuleName.list))

72

65

73

66

74

67

@@ -109,8 +102,8 @@ addImport ifaces (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) (Src.Import (A.At _ name) maybe

109 (Map.mapMaybeWithKey (unionToType home) unions)

102 (Map.mapMaybeWithKey (unionToType home) unions)

110 (Map.mapMaybeWithKey (aliasToType home) aliases)

103 (Map.mapMaybeWithKey (aliasToType home) aliases)

111

104

112− !vars = Map.map (Env.Specific home) defs

105+ !vars = Map.map (Map.singleton home) defs

113− !types = Map.map (Env.Specific home . fst) rawTypeInfo

106+ !types = Map.map (Map.singleton home . fst) rawTypeInfo

114 !ctors = Map.foldr (addExposed . snd) Map.empty rawTypeInfo

107 !ctors = Map.foldr (addExposed . snd) Map.empty rawTypeInfo

115

108

116 !qvs2 = addQualified prefix vars qvs

109 !qvs2 = addQualified prefix vars qvs

@@ -136,7 +129,7 @@ addImport ifaces (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) (Src.Import (A.At _ name) maybe

136

129

137addExposed :: Env.Exposed a -> Env.Exposed a -> Env.Exposed a

130addExposed :: Env.Exposed a -> Env.Exposed a -> Env.Exposed a

138addExposed =

131addExposed =

139− Map.unionWith Env.mergeInfo

132+ Map.unionWith Map.union

140

133

141

134

142addQualified :: Name.Name -> Env.Exposed a -> Env.Qualified a -> Env.Qualified a

135addQualified :: Name.Name -> Env.Exposed a -> Env.Qualified a -> Env.Qualified a

@@ -157,7 +150,7 @@ unionToTypeHelp :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Name.Name -> Can.Union -> (Env.Type,

157unionToTypeHelp home name union@(Can.Union vars ctors _ _) =

150unionToTypeHelp home name union@(Can.Union vars ctors _ _) =

158 let

151 let

159 addCtor dict (Can.Ctor ctor index _ args) =

152 addCtor dict (Can.Ctor ctor index _ args) =

160− Map.insert ctor (Env.Specific home (Env.Ctor home name union index args)) dict

153+ Map.insert ctor (Map.singleton home (Env.Ctor home name union index args)) dict

161 in

154 in

162 ( Env.Union (length vars) home

155 ( Env.Union (length vars) home

163 , List.foldl' addCtor Map.empty ctors

156 , List.foldl' addCtor Map.empty ctors

@@ -188,7 +181,7 @@ aliasToTypeHelp home name (Can.Alias vars tipe) =

188 (Can.TAlias home name avars (Can.Filled tipe))

181 (Can.TAlias home name avars (Can.Filled tipe))

189 (Can.fieldsToList fields)

182 (Can.fieldsToList fields)

190 in

183 in

191− Map.singleton name (Env.Specific home (Env.RecordCtor home vars alias))

184+ Map.singleton name (Map.singleton home (Env.RecordCtor home vars alias))

192

185

193 _ ->

186 _ ->

194 Map.empty

187 Map.empty

@@ -199,9 +192,9 @@ aliasToTypeHelp home name (Can.Alias vars tipe) =

199-- BINOP

192-- BINOP

200

193

201

194

202−binopToBinop :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Name.Name -> I.Binop -> Env.Info Env.Binop

195+binopToBinop :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Name.Name -> I.Binop -> Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical Env.Binop

203binopToBinop home op (I.Binop name annotation associativity precedence) =

196binopToBinop home op (I.Binop name annotation associativity precedence) =

204− Env.Specific home (Env.Binop op home name annotation associativity precedence)

197+ Map.singleton home (Env.Binop op home name annotation associativity precedence)

205

198

206

199

207

200

@@ -221,7 +214,7 @@ addExposedValue home vars types binops (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) exposed =

221 Src.Lower (A.At region name) ->

214 Src.Lower (A.At region name) ->

222 case Map.lookup name vars of

215 case Map.lookup name vars of

223 Just info ->

216 Just info ->

224− Result.ok (State (Map.insertWith Env.mergeInfo name info vs) ts cs bs qvs qts qcs)

217+ Result.ok (State (Map.insertWith Map.union name info vs) ts cs bs qvs qts qcs)

225

218

226 Nothing ->

219 Nothing ->

227 Result.throw (Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home name (Map.keys vars))

220 Result.throw (Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home name (Map.keys vars))

@@ -234,23 +227,23 @@ addExposedValue home vars types binops (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) exposed =

234 case tipe of

227 case tipe of

235 Env.Union _ _ ->

228 Env.Union _ _ ->

236 let

229 let

237− !ts2 = Map.insert name (Env.Specific home tipe) ts

230+ !ts2 = Map.insert name (Map.singleton home tipe) ts

238 in

231 in

239 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs bs qvs qts qcs)

232 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs bs qvs qts qcs)

240

233

241 Env.Alias _ _ _ _ ->

234 Env.Alias _ _ _ _ ->

242 let

235 let

243− !ts2 = Map.insert name (Env.Specific home tipe) ts

236+ !ts2 = Map.insert name (Map.singleton home tipe) ts

244 !cs2 = addExposed cs ctors

237 !cs2 = addExposed cs ctors

245 in

238 in

246 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs2 bs qvs qts qcs)

239 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs2 bs qvs qts qcs)

247

240

248 Nothing ->

241 Nothing ->

249− case checkForCtorMistake name types of

242+ case Map.lookup name (toCtors types) of

250− tipe:_ ->

243+ Just tipe ->

251 Result.throw $ Error.ImportCtorByName region name tipe

244 Result.throw $ Error.ImportCtorByName region name tipe

252

245

253− [] ->

246+ Nothing ->

254 Result.throw $ Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home name (Map.keys types)

247 Result.throw $ Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home name (Map.keys types)

255

248

256 Src.Public dotDotRegion ->

249 Src.Public dotDotRegion ->

@@ -259,7 +252,7 @@ addExposedValue home vars types binops (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) exposed =

259 case tipe of

252 case tipe of

260 Env.Union _ _ ->

253 Env.Union _ _ ->

261 let

254 let

262− !ts2 = Map.insert name (Env.Specific home tipe) ts

255+ !ts2 = Map.insert name (Map.singleton home tipe) ts

263 !cs2 = addExposed cs ctors

256 !cs2 = addExposed cs ctors

264 in

257 in

265 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs2 bs qvs qts qcs)

258 Result.ok (State vs ts2 cs2 bs qvs qts qcs)

@@ -282,23 +275,18 @@ addExposedValue home vars types binops (State vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) exposed =

282 Result.throw (Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home op (Map.keys binops))

275 Result.throw (Error.ImportExposingNotFound region home op (Map.keys binops))

283

276

284

277

278+

285−checkForCtorMistake :: Name.Name -> Map.Map Name.Name (Env.Type, Env.Exposed Env.Ctor) -> [Name.Name]

279+toCtors :: Map.Map Name.Name (Env.Type, Env.Exposed Env.Ctor) -> Map.Map Name.Name Name.Name

286−checkForCtorMistake givenName types =

280+toCtors types =

287− Map.foldr addMatches [] types

281+ Map.foldr addCtors Map.empty types

288 where

282 where

289− addMatches (_, exposedCtors) matches =

283+ addCtors (_, exposedCtors) dict =

290− Map.foldrWithKey addMatch matches exposedCtors

284+ Map.foldrWithKey addCtor dict exposedCtors

291−

285+

292− addMatch ctorName info matches =

286+ addCtor ctorName homes dict =

293− if ctorName /= givenName

294− then matches

295− else

296− case info of

287+ case Map.elems homes of

297− Env.Specific _ (Env.Ctor _ tipeName _ _ _) ->

288+ [Env.Ctor _ tipeName _ _ _] ->

298− tipeName : matches

289+ Map.insert ctorName tipeName dict

299−

290+

300− Env.Specific _ (Env.RecordCtor _ _ _) ->

291+ _ ->

301− matches

292+ dict

302−

303− Env.Ambiguous _ _ ->

304− matches

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Environment/Local.hs+5−5

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ addTypes (Src.Module _ _ _ _ _ unions aliases _ _) (Env.Env home vs ts cs bs qvs

110addUnion :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Env.Exposed Env.Type -> A.Located Src.Union -> Result i w (Env.Exposed Env.Type)

111addUnion home types union@(A.At _ (Src.Union (A.At _ name) _ _)) =

112 do arity <- checkUnionFreeVars union

113− let one = Env.Specific home (Env.Union arity home)

113+ let one = Map.singleton home (Env.Union arity home)

114 Result.ok $ Map.insert name one types

115

116

@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ addAlias env@(Env.Env home vs ts cs bs qvs qts qcs) scc =

133 Graph.AcyclicSCC alias@(A.At _ (Src.Alias (A.At _ name) _ tipe)) ->

134 do args <- checkAliasFreeVars alias

135 ctype <- Type.canonicalize env tipe

136− let one = Env.Specific home (Env.Alias (length args) home args ctype)

136+ let one = Map.singleton home (Env.Alias (length args) home args ctype)

137 let ts1 = Map.insert name one ts

138 Result.ok $ Env.Env home vs ts1 cs bs qvs qts qcs

139

@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ addCtors (Src.Module _ _ _ _ _ unions aliases _ _) env@(Env.Env home vs ts cs bs

281 )

282

283

284−type CtorDups = Dups.Dict (Env.Info Env.Ctor)

284+type CtorDups = Dups.Dict (Map.Map ModuleName.Canonical Env.Ctor)

285

286

287

@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ canonicalizeAlias env@(Env.Env home _ _ _ _ _ _ _) (A.At _ (Src.Alias (A.At regi

297 ,

298 case ctipe of

299 Can.TRecord fields Nothing ->

300− Dups.one name region (Env.Specific home (toRecordCtor home name vars fields))

300+ Dups.one name region (Map.singleton home (toRecordCtor home name vars fields))

301

302 _ ->

303 Dups.none

@@ -351,5 +351,5 @@ toOpts ctors =

351

352toCtor :: ModuleName.Canonical -> Name.Name -> Can.Union -> A.Located Can.Ctor -> CtorDups

353toCtor home typeName union (A.At region (Can.Ctor name index _ args)) =

354− Dups.one name region $ Env.Specific home $

354+ Dups.one name region $ Map.singleton home $

355 Env.Ctor home typeName union index args

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Expression.hs+7−6

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ import Control.Monad (foldM)

14import qualified Data.Graph as Graph

15import qualified Data.List as List

16import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map

17+import qualified Data.Map.Strict.Internal as I

17import qualified Data.Name as Name

18import qualified Data.Name as Name

18

19

19import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

20import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

@@ -695,15 +696,15 @@ findVar region (Env.Env localHome vs _ _ _ qvs _ _) name =

695 Env.TopLevel _ ->

696 Env.TopLevel _ ->

696 logVar name (Can.VarTopLevel localHome name)

697 logVar name (Can.VarTopLevel localHome name)

697

698

698− Env.Foreign home annotation ->

699+ Env.Foreign (I.Bin 1 home annotation _ _) ->

699 Result.ok $

700 Result.ok $

700 if home == ModuleName.debug then

701 if home == ModuleName.debug then

701 Can.VarDebug localHome name annotation

702 Can.VarDebug localHome name annotation

702 else

703 else

703 Can.VarForeign home name annotation

704 Can.VarForeign home name annotation

704

705

705− Env.Foreigns h hs ->

706+ Env.Foreign homes ->

706− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVar region Nothing name h hs)

707+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVar region Nothing name (Map.keys homes))

707

708

708 Nothing ->

709 Nothing ->

709 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVar region Nothing name (toPossibleNames vs qvs))

710 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVar region Nothing name (toPossibleNames vs qvs))

@@ -714,15 +715,15 @@ findVarQual region (Env.Env localHome vs _ _ _ qvs _ _) prefix name =

714 case Map.lookup prefix qvs of

715 case Map.lookup prefix qvs of

715 Just qualified ->

716 Just qualified ->

716 case Map.lookup name qualified of

717 case Map.lookup name qualified of

717− Just (Env.Specific home annotation) ->

718+ Just (I.Bin 1 home annotation _ _) ->

718 Result.ok $

719 Result.ok $

719 if home == ModuleName.debug then

720 if home == ModuleName.debug then

720 Can.VarDebug localHome name annotation

721 Can.VarDebug localHome name annotation

721 else

722 else

722 Can.VarForeign home name annotation

723 Can.VarForeign home name annotation

723

724

724− Just (Env.Ambiguous h hs) ->

725+ Just homes ->

725− Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVar region (Just prefix) name h hs)

726+ Result.throw (Error.AmbiguousVar region (Just prefix) name (Map.keys homes))

726

727

727 Nothing ->

728 Nothing ->

728 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVar region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames vs qvs))

729 Result.throw (Error.NotFoundVar region (Just prefix) name (toPossibleNames vs qvs))

compiler/src/Canonicalize/Pattern.hs+2−3

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ module Canonicalize.Pattern

8 where

9

10

11−import qualified Data.List as List

12import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map

11import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map

13import qualified Data.Name as Name

12import qualified Data.Name as Name

14

13

@@ -174,8 +173,8 @@ logVar name region value =

174logFields :: [A.Located Name.Name] -> a -> Result DupsDict w a

173logFields :: [A.Located Name.Name] -> a -> Result DupsDict w a

175logFields fields value =

174logFields fields value =

176 let

175 let

177− addField dict (A.At region name) =

176+ addField (A.At region name) dict =

178 Dups.insert name region region dict

177 Dups.insert name region region dict

179 in

178 in

180 Result.Result $ \bindings warnings _ ok ->

179 Result.Result $ \bindings warnings _ ok ->

181− ok (List.foldl' addField bindings fields) warnings value

180+ ok (foldr addField bindings fields) warnings value

compiler/src/Data/Utf8.hs+1−3

@@ -261,9 +261,7 @@ instance Eq (Utf8 t) where

261

262

263-- COMPARE

264−--

264+

265−-- TODO: is it fine to sort by length and only compare bytes on length ties?

266−--

267

265

268instance Ord (Utf8 t) where

266instance Ord (Utf8 t) where

269 compare (Utf8 ba1#) (Utf8 ba2#) =

267 compare (Utf8 ba1#) (Utf8 ba2#) =

compiler/src/Elm/ModuleName.hs+6−2

@@ -7,13 +7,12 @@ module Elm.ModuleName

7 --

8 , encode

9 , decoder

10− , parser

11 --

10 --

12 , Canonical(..)

11 , Canonical(..)

13 , basics, char, string

12 , basics, char, string

14 , maybe, result, list, array, dict, tuple

13 , maybe, result, list, array, dict, tuple

15 , platform, cmd, sub

14 , platform, cmd, sub

16− , debug

15+ , debug, bitwise

17 , virtualDom

16 , virtualDom

18 , jsonDecode, jsonEncode

17 , jsonDecode, jsonEncode

19 , webgl, texture, vector2, vector3, vector4, matrix4

18 , webgl, texture, vector2, vector3, vector4, matrix4

@@ -226,6 +225,11 @@ debug :: Canonical

226debug = Canonical Pkg.core Name.debug

225debug = Canonical Pkg.core Name.debug

227

226

228

227

228+{-# NOINLINE bitwise #-}

229+bitwise :: Canonical

230+bitwise = Canonical Pkg.core Name.bitwise

231+

232+

229

233

230-- HTML

234-- HTML

231

235

compiler/src/Parse/Pattern.hs+1−1

@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ recordHelp start vars =

129 Space.chompAndCheckIndent E.PRecordSpace E.PRecordIndentEnd

130 recordHelp start (var:vars)

131 , do word1 0x7D {-}-} E.PRecordEnd

132− addEnd start (Src.PRecord (reverse vars))

132+ addEnd start (Src.PRecord vars)

133 ]

134

135

compiler/src/Reporting/Error/Canonicalize.hs+16−21

@@ -14,10 +14,8 @@ module Reporting.Error.Canonicalize

14

15

16import qualified Data.Char as Char

17−import qualified Data.List as List

18import qualified Data.Map as Map

17import qualified Data.Map as Map

19import qualified Data.Name as Name

18import qualified Data.Name as Name

20−import qualified Data.OneOrMore as OneOrMore

21import qualified Data.Set as Set

19import qualified Data.Set as Set

22

20

23import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

21import qualified AST.Canonical as Can

@@ -39,10 +37,10 @@ import qualified Reporting.Suggest as Suggest

39

37

40data Error

38data Error

41 = AnnotationTooShort A.Region Name.Name Index.ZeroBased Int

39 = AnnotationTooShort A.Region Name.Name Index.ZeroBased Int

42− | AmbiguousVar A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

40+ | AmbiguousVar A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name [ModuleName.Canonical]

43− | AmbiguousType A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

41+ | AmbiguousType A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name [ModuleName.Canonical]

44− | AmbiguousVariant A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

42+ | AmbiguousVariant A.Region (Maybe Name.Name) Name.Name [ModuleName.Canonical]

45− | AmbiguousBinop A.Region Name.Name ModuleName.Canonical (OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical)

43+ | AmbiguousBinop A.Region Name.Name [ModuleName.Canonical]

46 | BadArity A.Region BadArityContext Name.Name Int Int

44 | BadArity A.Region BadArityContext Name.Name Int Int

47 | Binop A.Region Name.Name Name.Name

45 | Binop A.Region Name.Name Name.Name

48 | DuplicateDecl Name.Name A.Region A.Region

46 | DuplicateDecl Name.Name A.Region A.Region

@@ -166,17 +164,17 @@ toReport source err =

166 <> " be deleted? Maybe some parentheses are missing?"

164 <> " be deleted? Maybe some parentheses are missing?"

167 )

165 )

168

166

169− AmbiguousVar region maybePrefix name h hs ->

167+ AmbiguousVar region maybePrefix name possibleHomes ->

170− ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name h hs "variable"

168+ ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name possibleHomes "variable"

171

169

172− AmbiguousType region maybePrefix name h hs ->

170+ AmbiguousType region maybePrefix name possibleHomes ->

173− ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name h hs "type"

171+ ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name possibleHomes "type"

174

172

175− AmbiguousVariant region maybePrefix name h hs ->

173+ AmbiguousVariant region maybePrefix name possibleHomes ->

176− ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name h hs "variant"

174+ ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name possibleHomes "variant"

177

175

178− AmbiguousBinop region name h hs ->

176+ AmbiguousBinop region name possibleHomes ->

179− ambiguousName source region Nothing name h hs "operator"

177+ ambiguousName source region Nothing name possibleHomes "operator"

180

178

181 BadArity region badArityContext name expected actual ->

179 BadArity region badArityContext name expected actual ->

182 let

180 let

@@ -679,7 +677,7 @@ toReport source err =

679 "The `" <> Name.toChars name <> "` value is defined directly in terms of itself, causing an infinite loop."

677 "The `" <> Name.toChars name <> "` value is defined directly in terms of itself, causing an infinite loop."

680 ,

678 ,

681 D.stack

679 D.stack

682− [ makeTheory "Are you trying to mutate a variable?" $

680+ [ makeTheory "Are you are trying to mutate a variable?" $

683 "Elm does not have mutation, so when I see " ++ Name.toChars name

681 "Elm does not have mutation, so when I see " ++ Name.toChars name

684 ++ " defined in terms of " ++ Name.toChars name

682 ++ " defined in terms of " ++ Name.toChars name

685 ++ ", I treat it as a recursive definition. Try giving the new value a new name!"

683 ++ ", I treat it as a recursive definition. Try giving the new value a new name!"

@@ -725,7 +723,7 @@ toReport source err =

725 "The `" <> Name.toChars name <> "` value is defined directly in terms of itself, causing an infinite loop."

723 "The `" <> Name.toChars name <> "` value is defined directly in terms of itself, causing an infinite loop."

726 ,

724 ,

727 D.stack

725 D.stack

728− [ makeTheory "Are you trying to mutate a variable?" $

726+ [ makeTheory "Are you are trying to mutate a variable?" $

729 "Elm does not have mutation, so when I see " ++ Name.toChars name

727 "Elm does not have mutation, so when I see " ++ Name.toChars name

730 ++ " defined in terms of " ++ Name.toChars name

728 ++ " defined in terms of " ++ Name.toChars name

731 ++ ", I treat it as a recursive definition. Try giving the new value a new name!"

729 ++ ", I treat it as a recursive definition. Try giving the new value a new name!"

@@ -976,11 +974,8 @@ nameClash source r1 r2 messageThatEndsWithPunctuation =

976-- AMBIGUOUS NAME

974-- AMBIGUOUS NAME

977

975

978

976

979−ambiguousName :: Code.Source -> A.Region -> Maybe Name.Name -> Name.Name -> ModuleName.Canonical -> OneOrMore.OneOrMore ModuleName.Canonical -> String -> Report.Report

977+ambiguousName :: Code.Source -> A.Region -> Maybe Name.Name -> Name.Name -> [ModuleName.Canonical] -> String -> Report.Report

980−ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name h hs thing =

978+ambiguousName source region maybePrefix name possibleHomes thing =

981− let

982− possibleHomes = List.sort (h : OneOrMore.destruct (:) hs)

983− in

984 Report.Report "AMBIGUOUS NAME" region [] $

979 Report.Report "AMBIGUOUS NAME" region [] $

985 Code.toSnippet source region Nothing $

980 Code.toSnippet source region Nothing $

986 case maybePrefix of

981 case maybePrefix of

compiler/src/Reporting/Error/Import.hs+1−1

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ toReport source (Error region name unimportedModules problem) =

56 D.stack

57 [

58 D.reflow $

59− "I checked the \"dependencies\" and \"source-directories\" listed in your elm.json,\

59+ "I checked the \"dependencies\" and \"source-directories\" listend in your elm.json,\

60 \ but I cannot find it! Maybe it is a typo for one of these names?"

61 ,

62 D.dullyellow $ D.indent 4 $ D.vcat $

compiler/src/Reporting/Error/Pattern.hs+2−2

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ toReport source err =

41 Report.Report "UNSAFE PATTERN" region [] $

42 Code.toSnippet source region Nothing

43 (

44− "This pattern does not cover all possibilities:"

44+ "This pattern does not cover all possiblities:"

45 ,

46 D.stack

47 [ "Other possibilities include:"

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ toReport source err =

64 , unhandledPatternsToDocBlock unhandled

65 , D.reflow $

66 "I would have to crash if I saw one of those! You can use\

67− \ `let` to deconstruct values only if there is ONE possibility.\

67+ \ `let` to deconstruct values only if there is ONE possiblity.\

68 \ Switch to a `case` expression to account for all possibilities."

69 , D.toSimpleHint $

70 "Are you calling a function that definitely returns values\

compiler/src/Reporting/Error/Syntax.hs+1−1

@@ -2591,7 +2591,7 @@ toExprReport source context expr startRow startCol =

2591 ,"give","a","more","specific","hint!"

2592 ]

2593 , D.toSimpleNote $

2594− "This can also happen if I run into reserved words like `let` or `as` unexpectedly.\

2594+ "This can also happen if run into reserved words like `let` or `as` unexpectedly.\

2595 \ Or if I run into operators in unexpected spots. Point is, there are a\

2596 \ couple ways I can get confused and give sort of weird advice!"

2597 ]

docs/elm.json/application.md+2−2

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This is a decent baseline for pretty much any applications made with Elm. You wi

8 "source-directories": [

9 "src"

10 ],

11− "elm-version": "0.19.1",

11+ "elm-version": "0.19.0",

12 "dependencies": {

13 "direct": {

14 "elm/browser": "1.0.0",

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ A list of directories where Elm code lives. Most projects just use `"src"` for e

48

49## `"elm-version"`

50

51−The exact version of Elm this builds with. Should be `"0.19.1"` for most people!

51+The exact version of Elm this builds with. Should be `"0.19.0"` for most people!

52

53<br>

54

docs/elm.json/package.md+1−1

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ A short summary that will appear on [`package.elm-lang.org`](https://package.elm

49

50## `"license"`

51

52−An OSI approved SPDX code like `"BSD-3-Clause"` or `"MIT"`. These are the two most common licenses in the Elm ecosystem, and BSD-3-Clause is a good default. But you can see the full list of options [here](https://spdx.org/licenses/).

52+An OSI approved SPDX code like `"BSD-3-Clause"` or `"MIT"`. These are the two most common licenses in the Elm ecosystem, but you can see the full list of options [here](https://spdx.org/licenses/).

53

54<br>

55

docs/upgrade-instructions/0.19.1.mddeleted−60

@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@

1−# Upgrading to 0.19.1

2−

3−**There are no language changes**, so once you swap to `"elm-version": "0.19.1"` in your `elm.json`, most users should be able to proceed without any further code changes. **You may run into a handful of bugfixes though!** These cases are outlined below!

4−

5−

6−<br>

7−

8−## Improvements

9−

10−- Parse error message quality (like [this](https://github.com/elm/error-message-catalog/issues/255) and [this](https://github.com/elm/error-message-catalog/issues/225))

11−- Faster compilation, especially for incremental compiles

12−- Uses filelocks so that cached files are not corrupted when plugins run `elm make` multiple times on the same project at the same time. (Still worth avoiding that though!)

13−- More intuitive multiline declarations in REPL

14−- Various bug fixes (e.g. `--debug`, `x /= 0`, `type Height = Height Float` in `--optimize`)

15−

16−

17−<br>

18−

19−## Detectable Bug Fixes

20−

21−There are three known cases where code that compiled with 0.19.0 will not compile with 0.19.1 due to bug fixes:

22−

23−

24−### 1. Ambiguous Imports

25−

26−Say you have an import like this:

27−

28−```elm

29−import Html exposing (min)

30−import Regex exposing (never)

31−

32−x = min

33−y = never

34−```

35−

36−These should be reported as ambiguous usages since the names are also exposed by `Basics`, but there was a regression in 0.19.0 described [here](https://github.com/elm/compiler/issues/1945) such that they weren't caught in specific circumstances.

37−

38−The fix is to use a qualified name like `Html.min` or `Regex.never` to make it unambiguous.

39−

40−We found a couple instances of this in packages and have submitted PRs to the relevant authors in August 2019. You may run into this in your own code as well.

41−

42−For more details on why this is considered a regression, check out the details [here](https://github.com/elm/compiler/issues/1945#issuecomment-507871919) or try it in 0.18.0 to see how it worked before.

43−

44−

45−### 2. Tabs in Comments

46−

47−The 0.19.0 binaries did not catch tab characters in comments. The new parser is better at checking for tabs, so it will object when it finds these.

48−

49−Again, we found this in some packages and reached out to the relevant authors with PRs so patches would be published before the 0.19.1 release.

50−

51−

52−### 3. Port Module with no Ports

53−

54−If you have any files that start with:

55−

56−```elm

57−port module Main exposing (..)

58−```

59−

60−But they do not actually have any `port` declarations, the 0.19.1 binary will ask you to switch to a normal module declaration like `module Main exposing (..)`

elm.cabal+5−6

@@ -45,7 +45,6 @@ Executable elm

45 Hs-Source-Dirs:

46 compiler/src

47 builder/src

48− terminal/impl

49 terminal/src

48 terminal/src

50

49

51 other-extensions:

50 other-extensions:

@@ -65,11 +64,11 @@ Executable elm

65 Repl

64 Repl

66

65

67 -- terminal args

66 -- terminal args

68− Terminal

67+ Terminal.Args

69− Terminal.Chomp

68+ Terminal.Args.Chomp

70− Terminal.Error

69+ Terminal.Args.Error

71− Terminal.Helpers

70+ Terminal.Args.Helpers

72− Terminal.Internal

71+ Terminal.Args.Internal

73

72

74 -- from terminal/

73 -- from terminal/

75 Develop.Generate.Help

74 Develop.Generate.Help

hints/bad-recursion.md+1−1

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ There are two problems that will lead you here, both of them pretty tricky:

10

11## No Mutation

12

13−Languages like JavaScript let you “reassign” variables. When you say `x = x + 1` it means: whatever `x` was pointing to, have it point to `x + 1` instead. This is called *mutating* a variable. All values are immutable in Elm, so reassigning variables does not make any sense! Okay, so what *should* `x = x + 1` mean in Elm?

13+Languages like JavaScript let you “reassign” variables. When you say `x = x + 1` it means: whatever `x` was pointing to, have it point to `x + 1` instead. This called *mutating* a variable. All values are immutable in Elm, so reassigning variables does not make any sense! Okay, so what *should* `x = x + 1` mean in Elm?

14

15Well, what does it mean with functions? In Elm, we write recursive functions like this:

16

hints/comparing-custom-types.md+1−1

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ add info (Table nextId dict) =

54 )

55```

56

57−There are a couple nice things about this approach:

57+There are a couple nice thing about this approach:

58

591. The only way to get a new `User.Id` is to `add` information to a `User.Table`.

602. All the operations on a `User.Table` are explicit. Does it make sense to remove users? To merge two tables together? Are there any special details to consider in those cases? This will always be captured explicitly in the interface of the `User` module.

hints/comparing-records.md+3−3

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This page aims to catalog these scenarios and offer alternative paths that can g

7

8## Sorting Records

9

10−Say we want a `view` function that can show a list of students sorted by different characteristics.

10+Say we want a `view` function that can show a list of students sorted by different characterists.

11

12We could create something like this:

13

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ type alias Student =

23type Order = Name | Age | GPA

24

25viewStudents : Order -> List Student -> Html msg

26−viewStudents order students =

26+viewStudents order studentns =

27 let

28 orderlyStudents =

29 case order of

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ type alias Student =

54 }

55

56viewStudents : Order -> List Student -> Html msg

57−viewStudents order students =

57+viewStudents order studentns =

58 let

59 orderlyStudents =

60 case order of

hints/implicit-casts.md+4−1

@@ -16,6 +16,9 @@ Languages that will add in implicit casts for addition include:

16

17These languages generally agree that an `Int` may be implicitly cast to a `Float` when necessary. So everyone is doing it, why not Elm?!

18

19+> **Note:** Ruby does not follow the trend. They implicitly cast a `Float` to an `Int`, truncating all the decimal points!

20+

21+

19## Type Inference + Implicit Casts

22## Type Inference + Implicit Casts

20

23

21Elm comes from the ML-family of languages. Languages in the ML-family that **never** do implicit casts include:

24Elm comes from the ML-family of languages. Languages in the ML-family that **never** do implicit casts include:

@@ -38,7 +41,7 @@ So for any ML-family language designed before Scala, it is safe to assume that i

38

41

39 2. Based on experience reports from Scala users, it seemed like the convenience was not worth the hidden cost. Yes, you can convert `n` in `(n + 1.5)` and everything is nice, but when you are in larger programs that are sparsely annotated, it can be quite difficult to figure out what is going on.

42 2. Based on experience reports from Scala users, it seemed like the convenience was not worth the hidden cost. Yes, you can convert `n` in `(n + 1.5)` and everything is nice, but when you are in larger programs that are sparsely annotated, it can be quite difficult to figure out what is going on.

40

43

41−This user data may be confounded by the fact that Scala allows quite extensive conversions, not just from `Int` to `Float`, but I think it is worth taking seriously nonetheless. So it is _possible_, but it has tradeoffs.

44+This user data may be confounded by the fact that Scala allows quite extensive conversions, not just from `Int` to `Float`, but I think it is worth taking seriously nonetheless. So it is _possible_, but it is has tradeoffs.

42

45

43

46

44## Conclusion

47## Conclusion

hints/import-cycles.md+1−1

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ type alias User =

55 }

56```

57

58−Notice that the `Comment` type alias is defined in terms of the `User` type alias and vice versa. Having recursive type aliases like this does not work! That problem is described in depth [here](recursive-alias.md), but the quick takeaway is that one `type alias` needs to become a `type` to break the recursion. So let’s try again:

58+Notice that the `Comment` type alias is defined in terms of the `User` type alias and vice versa. Having recursive type aliases like this does not work! That problem is described in depth [here](recursive-alias), but the quick takeaway is that one `type alias` needs to become a `type` to break the recursion. So let’s try again:

59

60```elm

61module BadCombination2 exposing (..)

hints/optimize.md+2−2

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Putting those together, here is how I would optimize `src/Main.elm` with two ter

21

22```bash

23elm make src/Main.elm --optimize --output=elm.js

24−uglifyjs elm.js --compress "pure_funcs=[F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9],pure_getters,keep_fargs=false,unsafe_comps,unsafe" | uglifyjs --mangle --output elm.min.js

24+uglifyjs elm.js --compress "pure_funcs=[F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9],pure_getters,keep_fargs=false,unsafe_comps,unsafe" | uglifyjs --mangle --output=elm.min.js

25```

26

27After this you will have an `elm.js` and a significantly smaller `elm.min.js` file!

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ min="elm.min.js"

46

47elm make --optimize --output=$js $@

48

49−uglifyjs $js --compress "pure_funcs=[F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9],pure_getters,keep_fargs=false,unsafe_comps,unsafe" | uglifyjs --mangle --output $min

49+uglifyjs $js --compress "pure_funcs=[F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9],pure_getters,keep_fargs=false,unsafe_comps,unsafe" | uglifyjs --mangle --output=$min

50

51echo "Initial size: $(cat $js | wc -c) bytes ($js)"

52echo "Minified size:$(cat $min | wc -c) bytes ($min)"

hints/recursive-alias.md+2−2

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ It is much easier to write down `Person` in a type, and then it will just expand

39

40## Recursive type aliases?

41

42−Okay, so let's say you have some type that may contain itself. In Elm, a common example of this is a comment that might have subcomments:

42+Okay, so lets say you have some type that may contain itself. In Elm, a common example of this is a comment that might have subcomments:

43

44```elm

45type alias Comment =

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ type Comment =

102 }

103```

104

105−Now let's say you want to register an upvote on a comment:

105+Now lets say you want to register an upvote on a comment:

106

107```elm

108upvote : Comment -> Comment

hints/type-annotations.md+3−1

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This document is going to outline the various things that can go wrong and show

8

9## Annotation vs. Definition

10

11−The most common issue is with user-defined type variables that are too general. So let's say you have defined a function like this:

11+The most common issue is with user-defined type variables that are too general. So lets say you have defined a function like this:

12

13```elm

14addPair : (a, a) -> a

@@ -58,3 +58,5 @@ filter isOkay list =

58This case is very unfortunate because all the type annotations are correct, but there is a detail of how type inference works right now that **user-defined type variables are not shared between annotations**. This can lead to probably the worst type error messages we have because the problem here is that `a` in the outer annotation does not equal `a` in the inner annotation.

59

60For now the best route is to leave off the inner annotation. It is unfortunate, and hopefully we will be able to do a nicer thing in future releases.

61+

62+"""

installers/README.mddeleted−32

@@ -1,32 +0,0 @@

1−# Installing Elm

2−

3−The normal path is to work through [the guide](https://guide.elm-lang.org/) until you need to install, but you can skip to installation directly by going [here](https://guide.elm-lang.org/install/terminal.html).

4−

5−

6−<br/>

7−

8−## Installing Multiple Versions

9−

10−The secret is that Elm is just a single executable file. If you are developing a project in `~/Desktop/project/` you can download this file into that directory and run commands like `~/Desktop/project/elm make src/Main.elm` or `./elm make src/Main.elm`. You just run the local copy of the executable file!

11−

12−The instructions for [Mac][mac] and [Linux][lin] explain how to do this in more detail. You can follow the same steps on Windows, but you need to do each step by hand. (E.g. download the file through your browser rather than with a terminal command.)

13−

14−[mac]: https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/mac/README.md

15−[lin]: https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/linux/README.md

16−

17−<br/>

18−

19−## Installing Previous Versions

20−

21−The past binaries for Mac, Linux, and Windows are hosted [here](https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases).

22−

23−You can download the executable files directly and use them locally.

24−

25−

26−<br/>

27−

28−## Uninstall

29−

30−- [Mac](https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/mac/README.md#uninstall)

31−- [Linux](https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/linux/README.md#uninstall)

32−- [Windows](https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/win/README.md#uninstall)

installers/linux/Dockerfile+19−33

@@ -1,39 +1,25 @@

1−# Based initially on https://gist.github.com/rlefevre/1523f47e75310e28eee243c9c5651ac9

1+# Create: https://gist.github.com/rlefevre/1523f47e75310e28eee243c9c5651ac9

2−#

3−# Build Linux x64 binary from elm compiler top-level directory:

4−# $ docker build -t elm -f installers/linux/Dockerfile .

5−#

6−# Retrieve elm Linux binary:

7−# $ docker cp $(docker create elm):/usr/local/bin/elm DESTINATION_DIRECTORY

8−#

9−# Delete docker elm image:

10−# $ docker rmi elm

11−#

12−# Display all images:

13−# $ docker images -a

14−#

15−# Delete all unused docker images:

16−# $ docker system prune -a

2+# Delete: docker system prune -a ; docker images -a

17

3

18−# Use Alpine 3.11 with GHC 8.6.5

19−FROM alpine:3.11

4+FROM alpine:3.10

20

5

21−# Install packages required to build elm

6+# branch

22−RUN apk add --no-cache ghc cabal wget musl-dev zlib-dev zlib-static ncurses-dev ncurses-static

7+ARG branch=master

8+# commit or tag

9+ARG commit=HEAD

23

10

24−WORKDIR /elm

11+# Install required packages

12+RUN apk add --update ghc cabal git musl-dev zlib-dev ncurses-dev ncurses-static wget

25

13

26−# Import source code

14+# Checkout elm compiler

27−COPY builder builder

15+WORKDIR /tmp

28−COPY compiler compiler

16+RUN git clone -b $branch https://github.com/elm/compiler.git

29−COPY reactor reactor

30−COPY terminal terminal

31−COPY cabal.config elm.cabal LICENSE ./

32

17

33−# Build statically linked elm binary

18+# Build a statically linked elm binary

19+WORKDIR /tmp/compiler

20+RUN git checkout $commit

21+RUN rm worker/elm.cabal

34RUN cabal new-update

22RUN cabal new-update

35−RUN cabal new-build --ghc-option=-optl=-static --ghc-option=-split-sections

23+RUN cabal new-configure --disable-executable-dynamic --ghc-option=-optl=-static --ghc-option=-optl=-pthread

24+RUN cabal new-build

36−RUN cp ./dist-newstyle/build/x86_64-linux/ghc-*/elm-*/x/elm/build/elm/elm /usr/local/bin/elm

25+RUN strip -s ./dist-newstyle/build/x86_64-linux/ghc-8.4.3/elm-0.19.1/x/elm/build/elm/elm

37−

38−# Remove debug symbols to optimize the binary size

39−RUN strip -s /usr/local/bin/elm

installers/linux/README.md+3−25

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ It should be possible to install it by running the following commands in your te

9#

10cd ~/Desktop/

11

12−# Download the 0.19.1 binary for Linux.

12+# Download the 0.19.0 binary for Linux.

13#

14# +-----------+----------------------+

15# | FLAG | MEANING |

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ cd ~/Desktop/

18# | -o elm.gz | name the file elm.gz |

19# +-----------+----------------------+

20#

21−curl -L -o elm.gz https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.1/binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz

21+curl -L -o elm.gz https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.0/binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz

22

23# There should now be a file named `elm.gz` on your Desktop.

24#

@@ -64,30 +64,8 @@ This prints `/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin` on my computer. The d

64

65When I run `elm make src/Main.elm`, my terminal starts by searching these five directories for an executable file named `elm`. It finds `/usr/local/bin/elm` and then runs `/usr/local/bin/elm make src/Main.elm` with whatever arguments I gave.

66

67−So the `PATH` environment variable is a convention that allows you to refer to a specific executable file without knowing exactly where it lives on your computer. This is actually how all "terminal commands" work! Commands like `ls` are really executable files that live in directories listed in your `PATH` variable.

67+So the `PATH` environment variable is a convention that allows you to refer to a specific executable file without knowing exactly where it lives on your computer. This is actually how all "terminal commands" work! Commands like `ls` and `cd` are really executable files that live in directories like `/bin` and `/usr/bin` that happen to be listed in your `PATH` variable.

68

69So the point of running `sudo mv elm /usr/local/bin/` is to turn the `elm` binary into a terminal command, allowing us to call it just like `ls` and `cd`.

70

71**Note:** Why do we need to use `sudo` for that one command? Imagine if some program was able to add executables named `ls` or `cd` to `/usr/local/bin` that did something tricky and unexpected. That would be a security problem! Many distributions make this scenario less likely by requiring special permissions to modify the `/usr/local/bin/` directory.

72−

73−

74−<br/>

75−

76−## Uninstall

77−

78−The following commands should remove everything:

79−

80−```bash

81−# Remove the `elm` executable.

82−#

83−sudo rm /usr/local/bin/elm

84−

85−# Remove any cached files. The files here reduce compile times when

86−# starting new projects and make it possible to work offline in more

87−# cases. No need to keep it around if you are uninstalling though!

88−#

89−rm -r ~/.elm/

90−```

91−

92−If you have any Elm projects still on your computer, you can remove their `elm-stuff/` directories as well.

93−

installers/mac/Distribution.xml+3−5

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@

1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?>

2<installer-script minSpecVersion="1.000000" authoringTool="com.apple.PackageMaker" authoringToolVersion="3.0.6" authoringToolBuild="201">

3− <title>Elm</title>

3+ <title>Elm Platform</title>

4 <options customize="allow" allow-external-scripts="no"/>

5 <domains enable_localSystem="true"/>

6 <volume-check script="pm_volume_check();"/>

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@

10function pm_volume_check() {

11 if(!(my.target.systemVersion && /* >= */ system.compareVersions(my.target.systemVersion.ProductVersion, '10.6.0') >= 0)) {

12 my.result.title = 'Failure';

13− my.result.message = 'This version of Elm requires Mac OS X 10.6 or later.';

13+ my.result.message = 'This version of Elm Platform requires Mac OS X 10.6 or later.';

14 my.result.type = 'Fatal';

15 return false;

16 }

@@ -18,15 +18,13 @@ function pm_volume_check() {

18}

19

20</script>

21− <!--

22 <background file="background.png" alignment="bottomleft" scaling="none" mime-type="image/png"/>

21 <background file="background.png" alignment="bottomleft" scaling="none" mime-type="image/png"/>

23− -->

24 <welcome mime-type="text/rtf" file="welcome.rtf" />

22 <welcome mime-type="text/rtf" file="welcome.rtf" />

25 <conclusion mime-type="text/rtf" file="conclusion.rtf" />

23 <conclusion mime-type="text/rtf" file="conclusion.rtf" />

26 <choices-outline>

24 <choices-outline>

27 <line choice="choice2"/>

25 <line choice="choice2"/>

28 </choices-outline>

26 </choices-outline>

29− <choice id="choice2" title="Elm">

27+ <choice id="choice2" title="Elm Platform ">

30 <pkg-ref id="org.elm-lang.binaries.pkg"/>

28 <pkg-ref id="org.elm-lang.binaries.pkg"/>

31 </choice>

29 </choice>

32 <pkg-ref id="org.elm-lang.binaries.pkg" installKBytes="19444" version="1" auth="Root">binaries.pkg</pkg-ref>

30 <pkg-ref id="org.elm-lang.binaries.pkg" installKBytes="19444" version="1" auth="Root">binaries.pkg</pkg-ref>

installers/mac/README.mddeleted−93

@@ -1,93 +0,0 @@

1−# Install Instructions

2−

3−The easiest way to install is to to use [the Mac installer](https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.1/installer-for-mac.pkg)!

4−

5−But it is also possible to install by running the following commands in your terminal:

6−

7−```bash

8−# Move to your Desktop so you can see what is going on easier.

9−#

10−cd ~/Desktop/

11−

12−# Download the 0.19.1 binary for Linux.

13−#

14−# +-----------+----------------------+

15−# | FLAG | MEANING |

16−# +-----------+----------------------+

17−# | -L | follow redirects |

18−# | -o elm.gz | name the file elm.gz |

19−# +-----------+----------------------+

20−#

21−curl -L -o elm.gz https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.1/binary-for-mac-64-bit.gz

22−

23−# There should now be a file named `elm.gz` on your Desktop.

24−#

25−# The downloaded file is compressed to make it faster to download.

26−# This next command decompresses it, replacing `elm.gz` with `elm`.

27−#

28−gunzip elm.gz

29−

30−# There should now be a file named `elm` on your Desktop!

31−#

32−# Every file has "permissions" about whether it can be read, written, or executed.

33−# So before we use this file, we need to mark this file as executable:

34−#

35−chmod +x elm

36−

37−# The `elm` file is now executable. That means running `~/Desktop/elm --help`

38−# should work. Saying `./elm --help` works the same.

39−#

40−# But we want to be able to say `elm --help` without specifying the full file

41−# path every time. We can do this by moving the `elm` binary to one of the

42−# directories listed in your `PATH` environment variable:

43−#

44−sudo mv elm /usr/local/bin/

45−

46−# Now it should be possible to run the `elm` binary just by saying its name!

47−#

48−elm --help

49−```

50−

51−<br/>

52−

53−## What is the `PATH` variable?

54−

55−When you run a command like `elm make src/Main.elm`, your computer starts by trying to find an executable file called `elm`.

56−

57−The `PATH` is the list of directories that get searched. You can see these directories by running:

58−

59−```bash

60−echo $PATH

61−```

62−

63−This prints `/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin` on my computer. The directories are separated by a `:` so there are five possibilities listed here.

64−

65−When I run `elm make src/Main.elm`, my terminal starts by searching these five directories for an executable file named `elm`. It finds `/usr/local/bin/elm` and then runs `/usr/local/bin/elm make src/Main.elm` with whatever arguments I gave.

66−

67−So the `PATH` environment variable is a convention that allows you to refer to a specific executable file without knowing exactly where it lives on your computer. This is actually how all "terminal commands" work! Commands like `ls` are really executable files that live in directories listed in your `PATH` variable.

68−

69−So the point of running `sudo mv elm /usr/local/bin/` is to turn the `elm` binary into a terminal command, allowing us to call it just like `ls` and `cd`.

70−

71−**Note:** Why do we need to use `sudo` for that one command? Imagine if some program was able to add executables named `ls` or `cd` to `/usr/local/bin` that did something tricky and unexpected. That would be a security problem! Many distributions make this scenario less likely by requiring special permissions to modify the `/usr/local/bin/` directory.

72−

73−

74−<br/>

75−

76−## Uninstall

77−

78−The following commands should remove everything:

79−

80−```bash

81−# Remove the `elm` executable.

82−#

83−sudo rm /usr/local/bin/elm

84−

85−# Remove any cached files. The files here reduce compile times when

86−# starting new projects and make it possible to work offline in more

87−# cases. No need to keep it around if you are uninstalling though!

88−#

89−rm -r ~/.elm/

90−```

91−

92−If you have any Elm projects still on your computer, you can remove their `elm-stuff/` directories as well.

93−

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5+\pard\tx566\tx1133\tx1700\tx2267\tx2834\tx3401\tx3968\tx4535\tx5102\tx5669\tx6236\tx6803\pardirnatural

7

6

8−\f0\fs28 \cf0 Try opening the terminal and running commands like:\

7+\f0\fs26 \cf0 A bunch of useful programs were just placed in /usr/local/bin/\

9\

8\

10−

11−\f1 elm init\

12−elm make src/Main.elm --optimize\

13−elm repl

14−\f0 \

15−\

16−Check out {\field{\*\fldinst{HYPERLINK "https://guide.elm-lang.org/"}}{\fldrslt this tutorial}} for more advice!}

9+Check out {\field{\*\fldinst HYPERLINK "http://elm-lang.org/Get-Started.elm"}{\fldrslt this tutorial}} to learn how to use them!}

installers/mac/Resources/en.lproj/welcome.rtf+4−9

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4−{\*\expandedcolortbl;;}

5\paperw11900\paperh16840\margl1440\margr1440\vieww10800\viewh8400\viewkind0

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5+\pard\tx566\tx1133\tx1700\tx2267\tx2834\tx3401\tx3968\tx4535\tx5102\tx5669\tx6236\tx6803\pardirnatural

7

6

8−\f0\fs28 \cf0 Thank you for trying out Elm!\

7+\f0\fs28 \cf0 This package will install Elm on your machine.}

9−\

10−This installer makes

11−\f1 elm

12−\f0 available in your terminal.}

installers/mac/helper-scripts/elm-startup.sh+1−1

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@

1#!/bin/sh

2

3−open 'http://guide.elm-lang.org'

3+open 'http://elm-lang.org'

installers/mac/make-installer.sh+3−30

@@ -29,8 +29,7 @@ cp $(pwd)/preinstall $pkg_scripts

29cp $(pwd)/postinstall $pkg_scripts

30

31pkgbuild \

32− --sign "Developer ID Installer: <NAME>" \

33− --identifier org.elm-lang.binary \

32+ --identifier org.elm-lang.binaries.pkg \

34 --install-location $usr_binaries \

33 --install-location $usr_binaries \

35 --scripts $pkg_scripts \

34 --scripts $pkg_scripts \

36 --filter 'Scripts.*' \

35 --filter 'Scripts.*' \

@@ -40,42 +39,16 @@ pkgbuild \

40

39

41#### BUNDLE ASSETS ####

40#### BUNDLE ASSETS ####

42

41

43−rm -f installer-for-mac.pkg

42+rm -f Elm.pkg

44

43

45productbuild \

44productbuild \

46− --sign "Developer ID Installer: <NAME>" \

47− --identifier org.elm-lang.installer \

48 --distribution Distribution.xml \

45 --distribution Distribution.xml \

49 --package-path . \

46 --package-path . \

50 --resources Resources \

47 --resources Resources \

51− installer-for-mac.pkg

48+ Elm.pkg

52

49

53

50

54#### CLEAN UP ####

51#### CLEAN UP ####

55

52

56rm binaries.pkg

53rm binaries.pkg

57rm -rf $pkg_root

54rm -rf $pkg_root

58−

59−

60−#### BEGIN NOTARIZATION ####

61−

62−xcrun altool \

63− --notarize-app \

64− --primary-bundle-id "org.elm-lang.installer" \

65− --username "<EMAIL>" \

66− --password "@keychain:Developer-altool" \

67− --file "installer-for-mac.pkg"

68−

69−# From https://scriptingosx.com/2019/09/notarize-a-command-line-tool/

70−#

71−#### Check on notarization:

72−#

73−# xcrun altool \

74−# --notarization-info "<RequestUUID>" \

75−# --username "<EMAIL>" \

76−# --password "@keychain:Developer-altool"

77−#

78−#

79−#### Staple Notarization:

80−#

81−# xcrun stapler staple installer-for-mac.pkg

installers/npm/PUBLISHING.md+141−29

@@ -1,59 +1,171 @@

1−# Publishing

1+# Publishing a new release

2

3−Here's how to update the `npm` installer.

3+A new version of Elm came out. Huzzah! Here's how to update the `npm` installer.

4

5+## 1. Create tarballs of binaries

5

6

6−## 1. GitHub Release

7+You can find a list of what binaries we'll need to tar up in `index.js`.

7

8

8−Create a [GitHub Release](https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases) with the following files:

9+For example:

9

10

10−1. `binary-for-mac-64-bit.gz`

11+```javascript

11−2. `binary-for-windows-64-bit.gz`

12+var root =

12−3. `binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz`

13+ "https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/" +

14+ binVersion +

15+ "/binaries-for-";

13

16

14−Create each of these by running the `elm` executable for each platform through `gzip elm`.

17+module.exports = binwrap({

18+ binaries: ["elm"],

19+ urls: {

20+ "darwin-x64": root + "mac.tar.gz",

21+ "win32-x64": root + "windows.tar.gz",

22+ "win32-ia32": root + "windows.tar.gz",

23+ "linux-x64": root + "linux.tar.gz"

24+ }

25+});

26+```

27+

28+If this is the end of your `index.js`, you'll need to create these files:

15

29

30+1. `binaries-for-mac.tar.gz`

31+2. `binaries-for-windows.tar.gz`

32+3. `binaries-for-linux.tar.gz`

16

33

17−## 2. Try a beta release

34+Each of these tarballs should have **only the Elm binary** inside them - no

35+directories!

18

36

19−In `package.json`, bump the version to `"0.19.2-beta"`.

37+So create them by making a directory, putting all the binaries in it, `cd`-ing

38+into that directory, and then running something like this:

20

39

21−```bash

40+```shell

22−npm publish --tag beta

41+$ tar cvzf binaries-for-linux.tar.gz elm

23```

42```

24

43

25−To test that it works, run these commands:

44+Make sure each tarball contains all the binaries listed in that `binaries:` list

45+in `index.js`. (The Windows ones should have `.exe` at the end; `binwrap`

46+expects that they will, for Windows only.)

47+

48+## 2. Update the `bin/` binary wrappers

49+

50+Inside the npm installer's `bin/` directory, there should be a file for each of

51+the binaries that will be included in this release.

52+

53+Each of these must be executable! If you're not sure whether they are,

54+run `chmod +x` on them just to be sure.

55+

56+Their paths must also must all be listed in `package.json` in two places:

57+

58+1. The `"files":` field

59+2. The `"bin":` field

60+

61+If the executables are the same as they were for the last release, great!

62+You can proceed to the next step. If any binaries were removed, make sure to

63+remove them from these lists!

64+

65+## 3. Update `package.json` for a beta release

66+

67+In `package.json`, bump the version to the next applicable release, and add

68+a `"-beta"` suffix to it.

69+

70+For example, if it was on `"0.18.0"` you might bump it to `"0.19.0-beta"`.

71+The version number should match the release of Elm, such that if people do

72+`npm install elm@0.19.0@beta` they get what they would expect.

73+

74+## 4. Tag the beta release

75+

76+Commit this change and tag it with the name of the release **without** the

77+`-beta` suffix. (We will overwrite this tag later.)

78+

79+For example:

26

80

27−```bash

81+```shell

28−npm dist-tags ls elm

82+$ git tag 0.19.0

29−npm install elm@beta --ignore-scripts

83+$ git push origin 0.19.0

30```

84```

31

85

32−The `latest` tag should not be changed, and there should be an additional `beta` tag.

86+Now this tag should exist on GitHub, allowing us to upload binaries to it.

33

87

34−Try this on Windows, Linux, and Mac.

88+## 5. Upload binaries

35

89

90+Visit the [Create a New Release](https://github.com/elm-lang/elm-platform/releases/new)

91+page and use the `Tag version` dropdown to select the tag you just pushed. Give

92+it a title like `0.19.0`. Don't mention the `-beta` in it. The "beta" concept

93+is for `npm` only.

36

94

37−## 3. Publish final release

95+Upload the tarballs you created in step 1.

38

96

39−Remove the `-beta` suffix from the version in `package.json`. Then run:

97+## 6. Publish beta release

40

98

41−```bash

99+Run this to publish the beta release. The `--tag beta` is **crucial** here.

100+Without it, `npm` will by default publish a new top-level release, which would

101+mean that what you just published would become what everyone gets when they

102+`npm install -g elm` without any additional qualifiers.

103+

104+```shell

42−npm publish

105+$ npm publish --tag beta

43```

106```

44

107

108+Afterwards you should be able to do `npm info elm | less` and see something

109+like this in the JSON:

110+

111+```

112+'dist-tags': { latest: '0.18.0', beta: '0.19.0-beta' }

113+```

45

114

46−## 4. Tag the `latest-0.19.1` version

115+If you messed this up, and the `latest` tag now points to the beta you just

116+published, don't panic - it's fixable! `dist-tags` can always be modified after

117+the fact. Read up on `npm` [dist-tags](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/dist-tag)

118+to learn how to fix things.

47

119

48−Many compiler releases have needed multiple `npm` publications. Maybe something does not work on Windows or some dependency becomes insecure. Normal `npm` problems.

120+## 7. Verify beta installer

49

121

50−The convention for each Elm release is to create a tag the latest one.

122+Make an empty directory and run `npm init` inside it.

51

123

52−```bash

124+Then run this:

53−npm dist-tag add elm@0.19.1-3 latest-0.19.1

125+

126+```shell

127+$ npm install elm@beta --ignore-scripts

54```

128```

55

129

56−That way people who want a specific version can point to `latest-0.19.1` or `latest-0.18.0` instead of knowing the particular names of all the various publications.

130+This should succeed with an exit code of `0`.

131+If it did, look in `node_modules/.bin/` for the binaries you expect.

132+They should be present, and they should also work as expected when you run them.

133+Because you installed them with `--ignore-scripts`, the first thing they should

134+do is to download themselves and then execute whatever command you requested

135+(e.g. `node_modules/.bin/elm make Main.elm`). If you run the same command a

136+second time, it should run faster because it doesn't have to download the binary

137+first.

138+

139+Now try it again with `--ignore-scripts` turned off:

140+

141+```shell

142+$ rm -r node_modules

143+$ npm install elm@beta --ignore-scripts=false

144+```

145+

146+This time it should download the binaries during the installation phase. Once

147+again you should be able to run the binaries from `node_modules/.bin/`, and

148+this time they should be fast from the first run because they're already

149+downloaded.

150+

151+## 8. Publish for real

152+

153+It's a good idea to ask others to try out the beta installer before doing this!

154+Especially on multiple operating systems.

155+

156+To publish the real version:

157+

158+1. Edit `package.json` to remove the `-beta` suffix from the version.

159+2. Commit that change and push it.

160+3. Use `git tag --force` to overwrite the previous tag (e.g. `0.19.0` - whatever you used before).

161+4. Force push the tag, e.g. `git push origin 0.19.0 --force-with-lease`.

162+5. `npm publish`

57

163

58−You can read more about dist-tags [here](https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/dist-tag).

164+You're done! Now whenever anyone does `npm install -g elm` they'll get the

165+version you just uploaded.

59

166

167+The reason we only used the `-beta` suffix for `npm` was so that when we ran

168+tests on the beta version, it was all against the same (non-beta) URLs we'd end

169+up using for the real version. This means there's no opportunity for us to

170+introduce some sort of mismatch between the beta that we verified and the real

171+version.

installers/npm/README.md+15−26

@@ -1,45 +1,34 @@

1−# Elm Installer

1+# npm install elm

2

3[Elm](https://elm-lang.org) is a functional programming language that compiles to JavaScript.

4

5−Head over to [The Official Guide](https://guide.elm-lang.org/) to start learning Elm!

5+There are installers for Mac and Windows available [here](https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/tag/0.19.1). There are also binaries for direct download. These are the most reliable ways to install Elm.

6

7+This package tries to download those binaries with `npm`. It is sometimes used by people intergating Elm into existing projects or workflows.

7

8

8<br/>

9<br/>

9

10

10−## What is this package for?

11−

12−**Normal installs** ❌

13−

14−Use the instructions [here](https://guide.elm-lang.org/install/elm.html) instead.

15

11

16−**Multiple versions** ✅

12+## Install

17

13

18−People using Elm at work may use different versions of Elm in different projects. They can run `npm install elm@latest-0.19.1` in each project and use the binary at `./node_modules/.bin/elm` for compilation.

14+The following command should download the `elm` binary:

19

15

20−**Continuous integration** ⚠️

16+```

17+npm install -g elm

18+```

21

19

22−This works, but there are usually faster and more reliable options:

20+If this runs successfully, the `elm` binary should be available at:

23

21

24−1. You can download `elm` directly from GitHub with [this script](https://github.com/elm/compiler/blob/master/installers/linux/README.md). This is all the `npm` installer does, but with extra HTTP requests to `npmjs.com` servers, making it slower and adding more failure points.

22+- `/usr/local/bin/elm` on Mac and Linux

25−2. Many continuous integration have ways to cache files ([example](https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/caching/)) to make builds faster and more reliable.

23+- `C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\AppData\Roaming\npm\` on Windows

26

24

27−That said, it will definitely work to use the `npm` installer on CI if you prefer that option.

25+It should be possible to run `elm` from your terminal after this.

28

26

27+If you run into trouble, check out [troubleshooting.md](troubleshooting.md).

29

28

30<br/>

29<br/>

31

30

32−## Install Locally

33−

34−The following command should download the latest Elm 0.19.1 binary:

35

31

36−```

32+## What is next?

37−npm install elm@latest-0.19.1

38−```

39−

40−You should be able to run `./node_modules/bin/elm --version` within your project and see `0.19.1`. Now you can compile with `./node_modules/bin/elm make src/Main.elm` and not disrupt other packages.

41−

42−Use `npm install elm@latest-0.19.0` or `npm install elm@latest-0.18.0` for earlier versions.

43−

44−**Note:** The `latest-X.Y.Z` convention is used in case we need to publish patches for the `npm` installer within a given Elm release. For example, say `npm` decides that some transitive dependency is not secure. Nothing is changing about Elm or the binaries, but we need to publish a new `npm` installer that fixes this issue.

45

33

34+Head over to [The Official Guide](https://guide.elm-lang.org/) to start learning Elm!

installers/npm/bin/elm+8−15

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@

1#!/usr/bin/env node

2

3var child_process = require('child_process');

4+var package = require('../package.json');

4var path = require('path');

5var path = require('path');

5var fs = require('fs');

6var fs = require('fs');

6

7

8

8−// Some npm users enable --ignore-scripts (a good security measure) so

9+// Some npm users enable --ignore-scripts (a good security measure)

9−// they do not run the post-install hook and install.js does not run.

10+// They do not run the post-install hook, so install.js does not run.

10−// Instead they will run this script.

11//

12// On Mac and Linux, we download the elm executable into the exact same

13// location as this file. Since npm uses symlinks on these platforms,

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ var fs = require('fs');

15// runs will call the elm binary directly.

16//

17// On Windows, we must download a file named elm.exe for it to run properly.

18−// Instead of symlinks, npm creates two files:

18+// Instead of symlinks, they create two files:

19//

20// - node_modules/.bin/elm (a bash file)

21// - node_modules/.bin/elm.cmd (a batch file)

@@ -27,21 +27,14 @@ var fs = require('fs');

27

28// figure out where to put the binary (calls path.resolve() to get path separators right on Windows)

29//

30−var binaryPath = path.resolve(__dirname, 'elm') + (process.platform === 'win32' ? '.exe' : '');

30+var binaryPath = path.resolve(__dirname, package.bin) + (process.platform === 'win32' ? '.exe' : '');

31

32// Run the command directly if possible, otherwise download and then run.

33// This check is important for Windows where this file will be run all the time.

34//

35−if (process.platform === 'win32')

36−{

37− fs.existsSync(binaryPath)

35+fs.existsSync(binaryPath)

38− ? runCommand()

36+ ? runCommand()

39− : require('../download.js')(runCommand);

37+ : require('../download.js')(runCommand);

40−}

41−else

42−{

43− require('../download.js')(runCommand);

44−}

45

38

46

39

47function runCommand()

40function runCommand()

installers/npm/download.js+4−54

@@ -16,22 +16,12 @@ module.exports = function(callback)

16{

17 // figure out URL of binary

18 var version = package.version.replace(/^(\d+\.\d+\.\d+).*$/, '$1'); // turn '1.2.3-alpha' into '1.2.3'

19−

19+ var os = { 'darwin': 'mac', 'win32': 'windows', 'linux': 'linux' }[process.platform];

20− var platform = {

20+ var arch = { 'x64': '64-bit', 'ia32': '32-bit' }[process.arch];

21− darwin_x64: 'mac-64-bit',

22− darwin_arm64: 'mac-64-bit',

23− win32_x64: 'windows-64-bit',

24− linux_x64: 'linux-64-bit'

25− }[process.platform + '_' + process.arch];

26−

27− verifyPlatform(version, platform);

28−

29− var url = 'https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/' + version + '/binary-for-' + platform + '.gz';

21+ var url = 'https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/' + version + '/binary-for-' + os + '-' + arch + '.gz';

30−

31− reportDownload(version, url);

32

22

33 // figure out where to put the binary (calls path.resolve() to get path separators right on Windows)

23 // figure out where to put the binary (calls path.resolve() to get path separators right on Windows)

34− var binaryPath = path.resolve(__dirname, package.bin.elm) + (process.platform === 'win32' ? '.exe' : '');

24+ var binaryPath = path.resolve(__dirname, package.bin) + (process.platform === 'win32' ? '.exe' : '');

35

25

36 // set up handler for request failure

26 // set up handler for request failure

37 function reportDownloadFailure(error)

27 function reportDownloadFailure(error)

@@ -58,30 +48,6 @@ module.exports = function(callback)

58

48

59

49

60

50

61−// VERIFY PLATFORM

62−

63−

64−function verifyPlatform(version, platform)

65−{

66− if (platform) return;

67−

68− var situation = process.platform + '_' + process.arch;

69− console.error(

70− '-- ERROR -----------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n'

71− + 'I am detecting that your computer (' + situation + ') may not be compatible with any\n'

72− + 'of the official pre-built binaries.\n\n'

73− + 'I recommend against using the npm installer for your situation. Check out the\n'

74− + 'alternative installers at https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/tag/' + version + '\n'

75− + 'to see if there is something that will work better for you.\n\n'

76− + 'From there I recommend asking for guidance on Slack or Discourse to find someone\n'

77− + 'who can help with your specific situation.\n\n'

78− + '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n'

79− );

80− process.exit(1);

81−}

82−

83−

84−

85// EXIT FAILURE

51// EXIT FAILURE

86

52

87

53

@@ -96,19 +62,3 @@ function exitFailure(url, message)

96 );

62 );

97 process.exit(1);

63 process.exit(1);

98}

64}

99−

100−

101−

102−// REPORT DOWNLOAD

103−

104−

105−function reportDownload(version, url)

106−{

107− console.log(

108− '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n'

109− + 'Downloading Elm ' + version + ' from GitHub.'

110− + '\n\nNOTE: You can avoid npm entirely by downloading directly from:\n'

111− + url + '\nAll this package does is download that file and put it somewhere.\n\n'

112− + '--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n'

113− );

114−}

installers/npm/package.json+3−3

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@

1{

2 "name": "elm",

3− "version": "0.19.1-5",

3+ "version": "0.19.0-no-deps",

4 "description": "Installer for Elm: just downloads the binary into node_modules",

5 "preferGlobal": true,

6 "license": "BSD-3-Clause",

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@

25 "install.js",

26 "download.js",

27 "bin",

28− "bin/elm"

28+ "bin/elm.exe"

29 ],

30 "keywords": [

31 "bin",

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@

35 "install",

36 "installer"

37 ],

38− "bin": { "elm": "bin/elm" },

38+ "bin": "bin/elm",

39 "dependencies": {

40 "request": "^2.88.0"

41 }

installers/npm/troubleshooting.md+4−5

@@ -16,11 +16,10 @@ The most reliable way to get Elm installed using the official installers for Mac

16You can also download the binaries directly. On Linux, you could do it in the terminal like this:

17

18```bash

19−cd ~/Desktop/

20−curl -L -o elm.gz https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.1/binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz

19+curl -o elm.gz https://github.com/elm/compiler/releases/download/0.19.1/binary-for-linux-64-bit.gz

21−gunzip elm.gz # unzip the file

20+gunzip elm.gz # unzip the file

22−chmod +x elm # make the file executable

21+chmod +x elm # make the file executable

23−sudo mv elm /usr/local/bin/ # put the executable in a directory likely to be listed in your PATH variable

22+mv elm /usr/local/bin/ # put the executable in a directory likely to be listed in your PATH variable

24```

23```

25

24

26If these exact commands do not work for you, you can try to do the same thing by hand.

25If these exact commands do not work for you, you can try to do the same thing by hand.

installers/win/Nsisfile.nsi+15−15

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Function un.onInit

75FunctionEnd

76

77Function LaunchLink

78− ExecShell "open" "https://guide.elm-lang.org"

78+ ExecShell "open" "https://elm-lang.org/get-started"

79FunctionEnd

80

81;--------------------------------

@@ -135,20 +135,20 @@ SectionEnd

135

136SectionGroup "Update system settings" SecGr

137

138−;Section "Associate with .elm files" SecAssoc

138+Section "Associate with .elm files" SecAssoc

139−;

139+

140−; SectionIn 1

140+ SectionIn 1

141−;

141+

142−; ; File associations

142+ ; File associations

143−; WriteRegStr HKCR ".elm" "" "elm"

143+ WriteRegStr HKCR ".elm" "" "elm"

144−; WriteRegStr HKCR "elm" "" "Elm Source File"

144+ WriteRegStr HKCR "elm" "" "Elm Source File"

145−; WriteRegStr HKCR "elm\DefaultIcon" "" "$INSTDIR\file.ico"

145+ WriteRegStr HKCR "elm\DefaultIcon" "" "$INSTDIR\file.ico"

146−; WriteRegStr HKCR "elm\shell\open\command" "" '"$INSTDIR\bin\elm.exe" "%1"'

146+ ;WriteRegStr HKCR "elm\shell\open\command" "" '"$INSTDIR\bin\elm.exe" "%1"'

147−;

147+

148−; ;Remember that we registered associations

148+ ;Remember that we registered associations

149−; WriteRegDWORD HKLM "${PRODUCT_DIR_REG_KEY}" Assocs 0x1

149+ WriteRegDWORD HKLM "${PRODUCT_DIR_REG_KEY}" Assocs 0x1

150−;

150+

151−;SectionEnd

151+SectionEnd

152

153Section "Update the PATH environment variable" SecPath

154

installers/win/README.md+3−18

@@ -1,24 +1,9 @@

1−# Installing on Windows

2−

3−The installer for Windows is available [here](https://guide.elm-lang.org/install.html).

4−

5−

6−<br/>

7−

8−## Uninstall

9−

10−First run the `C:\Program Files (x86)\Elm\0.19\uninstall.exe` file. This will remove Elm stuff from your `PATH`.

11−

12−Then remove the whole `C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\elm` directory. Elm caches some packages and build artifacts to reduce compile times and to help you work offline. Getting rid of this directory will clear that information out!

13−

14−<br/>

15−

16−## Building the Windows installer

1+# Building Windows installer

17

2

18You will need the [NSIS installer](http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Download) to be installed.

3You will need the [NSIS installer](http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Download) to be installed.

19

4

20Once everything is installed, run something like this command:

5Once everything is installed, run something like this command:

21

6

22− make_installer.cmd 0.19.0

7+ make_installer.cmd 0.19

23

8

24−It will build an installer called `Elm-0.19.0-setup.exe`.

9+It will build an installer called `Elm-0.19-setup.exe`.

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installers/win/inst.dat+2−1

@@ -2,5 +2,6 @@ SetOutPath "$INSTDIR\bin"

2File "${FILES_SOURCE_PATH}\bin\elm.exe"

3

4SetOutPath "$INSTDIR"

5+File "file.ico"

5File "updatepath.vbs"

6File "updatepath.vbs"

6−File "removefrompath.vbs"

7+File "removefrompath.vbs"

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installers/win/uninst.dat+2−1

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@

1Delete "$INSTDIR\bin\elm.exe"

2RmDir "$INSTDIR\bin"

3

4+Delete "$INSTDIR\file.ico"

4Delete "$INSTDIR\updatepath.vbs"

5Delete "$INSTDIR\updatepath.vbs"

5Delete "$INSTDIR\removefrompath.vbs"

6Delete "$INSTDIR\removefrompath.vbs"

6−RmDir "$INSTDIR"

7+RmDir "$INSTDIR"

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roadmap.mddeleted−29

@@ -1,29 +0,0 @@

1−# Roadmap

2−

3−If you like what you see now, that's pretty much what Elm is going to be for a while.

4−

5−I'm currently doing some exploratory work with compiler techniques and targets, but it is still too early to tell which parts of that might work out. I know many readers take "exploring X" as a promise that "X will definitely happen", so I want to be careful in setting expectations low since there is still so much uncertainty in the work. So while there is no real news to share at this point, I can give some expectations about future stability of Elm:

6−

7−**If this exploratory work goes well**, even in the wildest version of success, I wouldn't expect the language or core packages to change very much. Maybe two or three years down the line it could reveal something that'd be good to fix up, but I don't really foresee notable changes right now.

8−

9−**If this exploratory work does not work out**, I have some more conservative projects that are good ideas that I want to circle back to at some point. Things like:

10−

11−- add a constrained type variable `eq` to get rid of the runtime error for `(==)` on functions

12−- try to integrate `elm test` so it can run only tests that changed

13−- try to get `elm format` using the latest parsing infrastructure so it's not a perf bottleneck during development anymore

14−- do another round on perf because I have one last idea that can squeeze out a bit more speed

15−

16−These are all nice quality of life things, but with 0.19.0 and 0.19.1 taking so long, I got pretty burnt out on "incremental improvements that are good ideas, but take a very long time and aren't very exciting to non-Elm users." Without getting too into the details, I really needed to change things up before returning to these particular ideas.

17−

18−If someone has a security issue from the compiler or core libraries, please DM me about it on the Elm Slack. Outside of security issues, I think capacity for more discretionary changes will increase once the lessons from the compiler explorations become more clear. Hopefully the discussion [here](https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/costs-funding-in-open-source-languages/5722) clarifies the thinking on these capacity questions a bit.

19−

20−<br>

21−<br>

22−

23−**Taking a step back**, I have found that working in this looser style has produced a high baseline of quality, and I think that is an important part of Elm. For example, all the error message work in Elm began as a project to implement the `--report=json` flag. That work happened to reveal some cool ideas on improving error messages, and if I had been using a rigid roadmap, I might have skipped those ideas to meet the publicly-stated arbitrary deadline. We'd have a clearer roadmap, but error messages no different than other type-inferred languages.

24−

25−So I think having more flexibility in planning is a competitive advantage for Elm in certain ways, but it is obviously a trade off that does not work for everyone. If someone needs more certainty, I generally recommend looking into other languages to see if they have a balance that works better for their needs. For example, languages made by big corporations are generally "less risky" on things like this, but I think you see the fruits of that kind of process in the design decisions as well. Trade offs!

26−

27−Anyway, like I said at the beginning, if you like what you see now, that's what it's going to be for a while. Even in the best case scenario with my current explorations!

28−

29−I hope this is helpful information, and I hope you have a good experience with Elm, even if you ultimately find a different language that works better for you!

terminal/src/Develop.hs+2−2

@@ -159,9 +159,9 @@ compile path =

159 Just root ->

160 BW.withScope $ \scope -> Stuff.withRootLock root $ Task.run $

161 do details <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadDetails $ Details.load Reporting.silent scope root

162− artifacts <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadBuild $ Build.fromPaths Reporting.silent root details (NE.List path [])

162+ artifacts <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadBuild $ Build.fromMains Reporting.silent root details (NE.List path [])

163 javascript <- Task.mapError Exit.ReactorBadGenerate $ Generate.dev root details artifacts

164− let (NE.List name _) = Build.getRootNames artifacts

164+ let (NE.List name _) = Build.getMainNames artifacts

165 return $ Html.sandwich name javascript

166

167

terminal/src/Develop/StaticFiles/Build.hs+3−3

@@ -42,13 +42,13 @@ buildReactorFrontEnd =

42 do root <- Dir.getCurrentDirectory

43 runTaskUnsafe $

44 do details <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadDetails $ Details.load Reporting.silent scope root

45− artifacts <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadBuild $ Build.fromPaths Reporting.silent root details paths

45+ artifacts <- Task.eio Exit.ReactorBadBuild $ Build.fromMains Reporting.silent root details mains

46 javascript <- Task.mapError Exit.ReactorBadGenerate $ Generate.prod root details artifacts

47 return (LBS.toStrict (B.toLazyByteString javascript))

48

49

50−paths :: NE.List FilePath

50+mains :: NE.List FilePath

51−paths =

51+mains =

52 NE.List

53 ("src" </> "NotFound.elm")

54 [ "src" </> "Errors.elm"

terminal/src/Main.hs+19−19

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ import Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen ((<>))

12import Text.Read (readMaybe)

13

14import qualified Elm.Version as V

15−import Terminal

15+import Terminal.Args

16−import Terminal.Helpers

16+import Terminal.Args.Helpers

17

18import qualified Bump

19import qualified Develop

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ import qualified Repl

31

32main :: IO ()

33main =

34− Terminal.app intro outro

34+ complex intro outro

35 [ repl

36 , init

37 , reactor

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ outro =

72-- INIT

73

74

75−init :: Terminal.Command

75+init :: Interface

76init =

77 let

78 summary =

@@ -87,14 +87,14 @@ init =

87 "It will ask permission to create an elm.json file, the one thing common\

88 \ to all Elm projects. It also provides a link explaining what to do from there."

89 in

90− Terminal.Command "init" (Common summary) details example noArgs noFlags Init.run

90+ Interface "init" (Common summary) details example noArgs noFlags Init.run

91

92

93

94-- REPL

95

96

97−repl :: Terminal.Command

97+repl :: Interface

98repl =

99 let

100 summary =

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ repl =

115 |-- flag "interpreter" interpreter "Path to a alternate JS interpreter, like node or nodejs."

116 |-- onOff "no-colors" "Turn off the colors in the REPL. This can help if you are having trouble reading the values. Some terminals use a custom color scheme that diverges significantly from the standard ANSI colors, so another path may be to pick a more standard color scheme."

117 in

118− Terminal.Command "repl" (Common summary) details example noArgs replFlags Repl.run

118+ Interface "repl" (Common summary) details example noArgs replFlags Repl.run

119

120

121interpreter :: Parser String

@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ interpreter =

133-- REACTOR

134

135

136−reactor :: Terminal.Command

136+reactor :: Interface

137reactor =

138 let

139 summary =

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ reactor =

154 flags Develop.Flags

155 |-- flag "port" port_ "The port of the server (default: 8000)"

156 in

157− Terminal.Command "reactor" (Common summary) details example noArgs reactorFlags Develop.run

157+ Interface "reactor" (Common summary) details example noArgs reactorFlags Develop.run

158

159

160port_ :: Parser Int

@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ port_ =

172-- MAKE

173

174

175−make :: Terminal.Command

175+make :: Interface

176make =

177 let

178 details =

@@ -196,14 +196,14 @@ make =

196 |-- flag "report" Make.reportType "You can say --report=json to get error messages as JSON. This is only really useful if you are an editor plugin. Humans should avoid it!"

197 |-- flag "docs" Make.docsFile "Generate a JSON file of documentation for a package. Eventually it will be possible to preview docs with `reactor` because it is quite hard to deal with these JSON files directly."

198 in

199− Terminal.Command "make" Uncommon details example (zeroOrMore elmFile) makeFlags Make.run

199+ Interface "make" Uncommon details example (zeroOrMore elmFile) makeFlags Make.run

200

201

202

203-- INSTALL

204

205

206−install :: Terminal.Command

206+install :: Interface

207install =

208 let

209 details =

@@ -232,14 +232,14 @@ install =

232 , require1 Install.Install package

233 ]

234 in

235− Terminal.Command "install" Uncommon details example installArgs noFlags Install.run

235+ Interface "install" Uncommon details example installArgs noFlags Install.run

236

237

238

239-- PUBLISH

240

241

242−publish :: Terminal.Command

242+publish :: Interface

243publish =

244 let

245 details =

@@ -269,14 +269,14 @@ publish =

269 "Check out <https://package.elm-lang.org/help/design-guidelines> for guidance on how to create great packages!"

270 ]

271 in

272− Terminal.Command "publish" Uncommon details example noArgs noFlags Publish.run

272+ Interface "publish" Uncommon details example noArgs noFlags Publish.run

273

274

275

276-- BUMP

277

278

279−bump :: Terminal.Command

279+bump :: Interface

280bump =

281 let

282 details =

@@ -289,14 +289,14 @@ bump =

289 \ it is a MAJOR change, and bump your version number to 2.0.0. I do this with\

290 \ all packages, so there cannot be MAJOR changes hiding in PATCH releases in Elm!"

291 in

292− Terminal.Command "bump" Uncommon details example noArgs noFlags Bump.run

292+ Interface "bump" Uncommon details example noArgs noFlags Bump.run

293

294

295

296-- DIFF

297

298

299−diff :: Terminal.Command

299+diff :: Interface

300diff =

301 let

302 details =

@@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ diff =

321 , require3 Diff.GlobalInquiry package version version

322 ]

323 in

324− Terminal.Command "diff" Uncommon details example diffArgs noFlags Diff.run

324+ Interface "diff" Uncommon details example diffArgs noFlags Diff.run

325

326

327

terminal/src/Make.hs+16−16

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ import qualified Reporting

29import qualified Reporting.Exit as Exit

30import qualified Reporting.Task as Task

31import qualified Stuff

32−import Terminal (Parser(..))

32+import Terminal.Args (Parser(..))

33

34

35

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ runHelp root paths style (Flags debug optimize maybeOutput _ maybeDocs) =

107 case getNoMains artifacts of

108 [] ->

109 do builder <- toBuilder root details desiredMode artifacts

110− generate style target builder (Build.getRootNames artifacts)

110+ generate style target builder (Build.getMainNames artifacts)

111

112 name:names ->

113 Task.throw (Exit.MakeNonMainFilesIntoJavaScript name names)

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ buildExposed style root details maybeDocs exposed =

166buildPaths :: Reporting.Style -> FilePath -> Details.Details -> NE.List FilePath -> Task Build.Artifacts

167buildPaths style root details paths =

168 Task.eio Exit.MakeCannotBuild $

169− Build.fromPaths style root details paths

169+ Build.fromMains style root details paths

170

171

172

@@ -174,13 +174,13 @@ buildPaths style root details paths =

174

175

176getMains :: Build.Artifacts -> [ModuleName.Raw]

177−getMains (Build.Artifacts _ _ roots modules) =

177+getMains (Build.Artifacts _ _ mains modules) =

178− Maybe.mapMaybe (getMain modules) (NE.toList roots)

178+ Maybe.mapMaybe (getMain modules) (NE.toList mains)

179

180

181−getMain :: [Build.Module] -> Build.Root -> Maybe ModuleName.Raw

181+getMain :: [Build.Module] -> Build.Main -> Maybe ModuleName.Raw

182−getMain modules root =

182+getMain modules main =

183− case root of

183+ case main of

184 Build.Inside name ->

185 if any (isMain name) modules

186 then Just name

@@ -207,9 +207,9 @@ isMain targetName modul =

207

208

209hasOneMain :: Build.Artifacts -> Task ModuleName.Raw

210−hasOneMain (Build.Artifacts _ _ roots modules) =

210+hasOneMain (Build.Artifacts _ _ mains modules) =

211− case roots of

211+ case mains of

212− NE.List root [] -> Task.mio Exit.MakeNoMain (return $ getMain modules root)

212+ NE.List main [] -> Task.mio Exit.MakeNoMain (return $ getMain modules main)

213 NE.List _ (_:_) -> Task.throw Exit.MakeMultipleFilesIntoHtml

214

215

@@ -218,13 +218,13 @@ hasOneMain (Build.Artifacts _ _ roots modules) =

218

219

220getNoMains :: Build.Artifacts -> [ModuleName.Raw]

221−getNoMains (Build.Artifacts _ _ roots modules) =

221+getNoMains (Build.Artifacts _ _ mains modules) =

222− Maybe.mapMaybe (getNoMain modules) (NE.toList roots)

222+ Maybe.mapMaybe (getNoMain modules) (NE.toList mains)

223

224

225−getNoMain :: [Build.Module] -> Build.Root -> Maybe ModuleName.Raw

225+getNoMain :: [Build.Module] -> Build.Main -> Maybe ModuleName.Raw

226−getNoMain modules root =

226+getNoMain modules main =

227− case root of

227+ case main of

228 Build.Inside name ->

229 if any (isMain name) modules

230 then Nothing

terminal/impl/Terminal.hs → terminal/src/Terminal/Args.hsrenamed+27−30

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@

1−module Terminal

1+module Terminal.Args

2− ( app

2+ ( simple

3− , Command(..)

3+ , Interface(..)

4 , Summary(..)

5+ , complex

5 , Flags, noFlags, flags, (|--)

6 , Flags, noFlags, flags, (|--)

6 , Flag, flag, onOff

7 , Flag, flag, onOff

7 , Parser(..)

8 , Parser(..)

@@ -25,22 +26,22 @@ import qualified Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen as P

25import qualified Text.Read as Read

26import qualified Text.Read as Read

26

27

27import qualified Elm.Version as V

28import qualified Elm.Version as V

28−import Terminal.Internal

29+import Terminal.Args.Internal

29−import qualified Terminal.Chomp as Chomp

30+import qualified Terminal.Args.Chomp as Chomp

30−import qualified Terminal.Error as Error

31+import qualified Terminal.Args.Error as Error

31

32

33

34

34−-- COMMAND

35+-- GET

35

36

37

37−_command :: String -> P.Doc -> Args args -> Flags flags -> (args -> flags -> IO ()) -> IO ()

38+simple :: String -> P.Doc -> Args args -> Flags flags -> (args -> flags -> IO ()) -> IO ()

38−_command details example args_ flags_ callback =

39+simple details example args_ flags_ callback =

39 do setLocaleEncoding utf8

40 do setLocaleEncoding utf8

40 argStrings <- Env.getArgs

41 argStrings <- Env.getArgs

41 case argStrings of

42 case argStrings of

42 ["--version"] ->

43 ["--version"] ->

43− do hPutStrLn stdout (V.toChars V.compiler)

44+ do hPutStrLn stdout (V.toChars V.compiler ++ "-rc-1")

44 Exit.exitSuccess

45 Exit.exitSuccess

45

46

46 chunks ->

47 chunks ->

@@ -56,38 +57,34 @@ _command details example args_ flags_ callback =

56 Error.exitWithError err

57 Error.exitWithError err

57

58

59

59−

60−-- APP

61−

62−

63−app :: P.Doc -> P.Doc -> [Command] -> IO ()

60+complex :: P.Doc -> P.Doc -> [Interface] -> IO ()

64−app intro outro commands =

61+complex intro outro interfaces =

65 do setLocaleEncoding utf8

62 do setLocaleEncoding utf8

66 argStrings <- Env.getArgs

63 argStrings <- Env.getArgs

67 case argStrings of

64 case argStrings of

68 [] ->

65 [] ->

69− Error.exitWithOverview intro outro commands

66+ Error.exitWithOverview intro outro interfaces

70

67

71 ["--help"] ->

68 ["--help"] ->

72− Error.exitWithOverview intro outro commands

69+ Error.exitWithOverview intro outro interfaces

73

70

74 ["--version"] ->

71 ["--version"] ->

75− do hPutStrLn stdout (V.toChars V.compiler)

72+ do hPutStrLn stdout (V.toChars V.compiler ++ "-rc-1")

76 Exit.exitSuccess

73 Exit.exitSuccess

77

74

78 command : chunks ->

75 command : chunks ->

79− do case List.find (\cmd -> toName cmd == command) commands of

76+ do case List.find (\iface -> toName iface == command) interfaces of

80 Nothing ->

77 Nothing ->

81− Error.exitWithUnknown command (map toName commands)

78+ Error.exitWithUnknown command (map toName interfaces)

82

79

83− Just (Command _ _ details example args_ flags_ callback) ->

80+ Just (Interface _ _ details example args_ flags_ callback) ->

84 if elem "--help" chunks then

81 if elem "--help" chunks then

85 Error.exitWithHelp (Just command) details example args_ flags_

82 Error.exitWithHelp (Just command) details example args_ flags_

86

83

87 else

84 else

88 case snd $ Chomp.chomp Nothing chunks args_ flags_ of

85 case snd $ Chomp.chomp Nothing chunks args_ flags_ of

89− Right (argsValue, flagsValue) ->

86+ Right (argsValue, flagValue) ->

90− callback argsValue flagsValue

87+ callback argsValue flagValue

91

88

92 Left err ->

89 Left err ->

93 Error.exitWithError err

90 Error.exitWithError err

@@ -162,21 +159,21 @@ findIndex index point chunks =

162 findIndex (index + 1) point cs

159 findIndex (index + 1) point cs

163

160

164

161

165−_complexSuggest :: [Command] -> Int -> [String] -> IO [String]

162+_complexSuggest :: [Interface] -> Int -> [String] -> IO [String]

166−_complexSuggest commands index strings =

163+_complexSuggest interfaces index strings =

167 case strings of

164 case strings of

168 [] ->

165 [] ->

169− return (map toName commands)

166+ return (map toName interfaces)

170

167

171 command : chunks ->

168 command : chunks ->

172 if index == 1 then

169 if index == 1 then

173− return (filter (List.isPrefixOf command) (map toName commands))

170+ return (filter (List.isPrefixOf command) (map toName interfaces))

174 else

171 else

175− case List.find (\cmd -> toName cmd == command) commands of

172+ case List.find (\iface -> toName iface == command) interfaces of

176 Nothing ->

173 Nothing ->

177 return []

174 return []

178

175

179− Just (Command _ _ _ _ args_ flags_ _) ->

176+ Just (Interface _ _ _ _ args_ flags_ _) ->

180 fst $ Chomp.chomp (Just (index-1)) chunks args_ flags_

177 fst $ Chomp.chomp (Just (index-1)) chunks args_ flags_

181

178

182

179

terminal/impl/Terminal/Chomp.hs → terminal/src/Terminal/Args/Chomp.hsrenamed+5−4

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@

1−{-# LANGUAGE GADTs, Rank2Types #-}

1+{-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-}

2+{-# LANGUAGE Rank2Types #-}

2−module Terminal.Chomp

3+module Terminal.Args.Chomp

3 ( chomp

4 ( chomp

4 )

5 )

5 where

6 where

@@ -7,8 +8,8 @@ module Terminal.Chomp

7

8

8import qualified Data.List as List

9import qualified Data.List as List

9

10

10−import Terminal.Error

11+import Terminal.Args.Error

11−import Terminal.Internal

12+import Terminal.Args.Internal

12

13

14

15

terminal/impl/Terminal/Error.hs → terminal/src/Terminal/Args/Error.hsrenamed+13−12

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@

1+{-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-}

1−{-# LANGUAGE GADTs, OverloadedStrings #-}

2+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

2−module Terminal.Error

3+module Terminal.Args.Error

3 ( Error(..)

4 ( Error(..)

4 , ArgError(..)

5 , ArgError(..)

5 , FlagError(..)

6 , FlagError(..)

@@ -23,7 +24,7 @@ import System.IO (hPutStrLn, stderr)

23import qualified Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen as P

24import qualified Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen as P

24

25

25import Reporting.Suggest as Suggest

26import Reporting.Suggest as Suggest

26−import Terminal.Internal

27+import Terminal.Args.Internal

27

28

29

30

@@ -186,22 +187,22 @@ flagsToDocs flags docs =

186-- OVERVIEW

187-- OVERVIEW

187

188

189

189−exitWithOverview :: P.Doc -> P.Doc -> [Command] -> IO a

190+exitWithOverview :: P.Doc -> P.Doc -> [Interface] -> IO a

190−exitWithOverview intro outro commands =

191+exitWithOverview intro outro interfaces =

191 do exeName <- getExeName

192 do exeName <- getExeName

192 exitSuccess

193 exitSuccess

193 [ intro

194 [ intro

194 , "The most common commands are:"

195 , "The most common commands are:"

195− , P.indent 4 $ stack $ Maybe.mapMaybe (toSummary exeName) commands

196+ , P.indent 4 $ stack $ Maybe.mapMaybe (toSummary exeName) interfaces

196 , "There are a bunch of other commands as well though. Here is a full list:"

197 , "There are a bunch of other commands as well though. Here is a full list:"

197− , P.indent 4 $ P.dullcyan $ toCommandList exeName commands

198+ , P.indent 4 $ P.dullcyan $ toCommandList exeName interfaces

198 , "Adding the --help flag gives a bunch of additional details about each one."

199 , "Adding the --help flag gives a bunch of additional details about each one."

199 , outro

200 , outro

200 ]

201 ]

201

202

203

203−toSummary :: String -> Command -> Maybe P.Doc

204+toSummary :: String -> Interface -> Maybe P.Doc

204−toSummary exeName (Command name summary _ _ (Args args) _ _) =

205+toSummary exeName (Interface name summary _ _ (Args args) _ _) =

205 case summary of

206 case summary of

206 Uncommon ->

207 Uncommon ->

207 Nothing

208 Nothing

@@ -214,10 +215,10 @@ toSummary exeName (Command name summary _ _ (Args args) _ _) =

214 ]

215 ]

215

216

217

217−toCommandList :: String -> [Command] -> P.Doc

218+toCommandList :: String -> [Interface] -> P.Doc

218−toCommandList exeName commands =

219+toCommandList exeName interfaces =

219 let

220 let

220− names = map toName commands

221+ names = map toName interfaces

221 width = maximum (map length names)

222 width = maximum (map length names)

222

223

223 toExample name =

224 toExample name =

terminal/impl/Terminal/Helpers.hs → terminal/src/Terminal/Args/Helpers.hsrenamed+2−2

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@

1{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

2−module Terminal.Helpers

2+module Terminal.Args.Helpers

3 ( version

4 , elmFile

5 , package

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import qualified Data.Map as Map

14import qualified Data.Utf8 as Utf8

15import qualified System.FilePath as FP

16

17−import Terminal (Parser(..))

17+import Terminal.Args (Parser(..))

18import qualified Deps.Registry as Registry

19import qualified Elm.Package as Pkg

20import qualified Elm.Version as V

terminal/impl/Terminal/Internal.hs → terminal/src/Terminal/Args/Internal.hsrenamed+8−8

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@

1{-# LANGUAGE GADTs #-}

2−module Terminal.Internal

2+module Terminal.Args.Internal

3− ( Command(..)

3+ ( Interface(..)

4 , toName

5 , Summary(..)

6 , Flags(..)

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ import Text.PrettyPrint.ANSI.Leijen (Doc)

17

18

19

20−-- COMMAND

20+-- INTERFACE

21

22

23−data Command where

23+data Interface where

24− Command

24+ Interface

25 :: String

26 -> Summary

27 -> String

@@ -29,11 +29,11 @@ data Command where

29 -> Args args

30 -> Flags flags

31 -> (args -> flags -> IO ())

32− -> Command

32+ -> Interface

33

34

35−toName :: Command -> String

35+toName :: Interface -> String

36−toName (Command name _ _ _ _ _ _) =

36+toName (Interface name _ _ _ _ _ _) =

37 name

38

39

docs/upgrade-instructions/0.16.md → upgrade-docs/0.16.mdrenamed

The content is the same.

docs/upgrade-instructions/0.17.md → upgrade-docs/0.17.mdrenamed

The content is the same.

docs/upgrade-instructions/0.18.md → upgrade-docs/0.18.mdrenamed

The content is the same.

docs/upgrade-instructions/0.19.0.md → upgrade-docs/0.19.mdrenamed

The content is the same.

docs/upgrade-instructions/earlier.md → upgrade-docs/earlier.mdrenamed

The content is the same.

worker/elm.cabal−3

@@ -52,7 +52,6 @@ Executable worker

52 Artifacts

53 Cors

54 Endpoint.Compile

55− Endpoint.Quotes

56 Endpoint.Repl

55 Endpoint.Repl

57

56

58 AST.Canonical

57 AST.Canonical

@@ -174,7 +173,6 @@ Executable worker

174 ansi-terminal >= 0.8 && < 0.9,

173 ansi-terminal >= 0.8 && < 0.9,

175 ansi-wl-pprint >= 0.6.8 && < 0.7,

174 ansi-wl-pprint >= 0.6.8 && < 0.7,

176 base >=4.11 && <5,

175 base >=4.11 && <5,

177− base64-bytestring,

178 binary >= 0.8 && < 0.9,

176 binary >= 0.8 && < 0.9,

179 bytestring >= 0.9 && < 0.11,

177 bytestring >= 0.9 && < 0.11,

180 containers >= 0.5.8.2 && < 0.6,

178 containers >= 0.5.8.2 && < 0.6,

@@ -195,7 +193,6 @@ Executable worker

195 network-uri,

193 network-uri,

196 parsec,

194 parsec,

197 process,

195 process,

198− random,

199 raw-strings-qq,

196 raw-strings-qq,

200 scientific,

197 scientific,

201 SHA,

198 SHA,

worker/elm.jsondeleted−26

@@ -1,26 +0,0 @@

1−{

2− "type": "application",

3− "source-directories": [

4− "src"

5− ],

6− "elm-version": "0.19.1",

7− "dependencies": {

8− "direct": {

9− "elm/browser": "1.0.1",

10− "elm/core": "1.0.2",

11− "elm/html": "1.0.0",

12− "elm/json": "1.1.3",

13− "elm/project-metadata-utils": "1.0.0"

14− },

15− "indirect": {

16− "elm/parser": "1.1.0",

17− "elm/time": "1.0.0",

18− "elm/url": "1.0.0",

19− "elm/virtual-dom": "1.0.2"

20− }

21− },

22− "test-dependencies": {

23− "direct": {},

24− "indirect": {}

25− }

26−}

worker/src/Endpoint/Compile.hs+23−118

@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@

1{-# OPTIONS_GHC -Wall #-}

2{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings, QuasiQuotes #-}

3module Endpoint.Compile

4− ( endpoint_V1

4+ ( endpoint

5− , endpoint_V2

6 , loadErrorJS

5 , loadErrorJS

7 )

6 )

8 where

7 where

@@ -64,50 +63,26 @@ allowedOrigins =

64

63

65

64

66

65

67−-- ENDPOINT (V1)

68−

69−

70−endpoint_V1 :: A.Artifacts -> Snap ()

71−endpoint_V1 artifacts =

72− endpoint artifacts $ \result ->

73− case result of

74− Ok name js -> writeBuilder $ Html.sandwich name js

75− Err report -> writeBuilder $ renderProblem_V1 report

76−

77−

78−

79−-- ENDPOINT (V2)

80−

81−

82−endpoint_V2 :: A.Artifacts -> Snap ()

83−endpoint_V2 artifacts =

84− endpoint artifacts $ \result ->

85− case result of

86− Ok name js -> writeBuilder $ renderSuccess_V2 name js

87− Err report -> writeBuilder $ renderProblem_V2 report

88−

89−

90−

91-- ENDPOINT

66-- ENDPOINT

92

67

93

68

94−data Result

95− = Ok N.Name B.Builder

96− | Err Help.Report

97−

98−

99−endpoint :: A.Artifacts -> (Result -> Snap ()) -> Snap ()

69+endpoint :: A.Artifacts -> Snap ()

100−endpoint artifacts callback =

70+endpoint artifacts =

101 Cors.allow POST allowedOrigins $

71 Cors.allow POST allowedOrigins $

102 do result <- foldMultipart defaultUploadPolicy ignoreFile 0

72 do result <- foldMultipart defaultUploadPolicy ignoreFile 0

103 case result of

73 case result of

104 ([("code",source)], 0) ->

74 ([("code",source)], 0) ->

105 do modifyResponse $ setContentType "text/html; charset=utf-8"

75 do modifyResponse $ setContentType "text/html; charset=utf-8"

106− callback $

107− case compile artifacts source of

76+ case compile artifacts source of

108− Success name js -> Ok name js

77+ Success builder ->

78+ writeBuilder builder

79+

109− NoMain -> Err noMain

80+ NoMain ->

81+ writeBuilder $ renderReport noMain

82+

83+ BadInput name err ->

84+ writeBuilder $ renderReport $

110− BadInput name err -> Err $ Help.compilerReport "/" (Error.Module name "/try" File.zeroTime source err) []

85+ Help.compilerReport "/" (Error.Module name "/try" File.zeroTime source err) []

111

86

112 _ ->

87 _ ->

113 do modifyResponse $ setResponseStatus 400 "Bad Request"

88 do modifyResponse $ setResponseStatus 400 "Bad Request"

@@ -129,7 +104,7 @@ ignoreFile _ _ count =

129

104

130

105

131data Outcome

106data Outcome

132− = Success N.Name B.Builder

107+ = Success B.Builder

133 | NoMain

108 | NoMain

134 | BadInput ModuleName.Raw Error.Error

109 | BadInput ModuleName.Raw Error.Error

135

110

@@ -163,7 +138,7 @@ compile (A.Artifacts interfaces objects) source =

163 mains = Map.singleton home main_

138 mains = Map.singleton home main_

164 graph = Opt.addLocalGraph locals objects

139 graph = Opt.addLocalGraph locals objects

165 in

140 in

166− Success name $ JS.generate mode graph mains

141+ Success $ Html.sandwich name $ JS.generate mode graph mains

167

142

168

143

169checkImports :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface -> [Src.Import] -> Either (NE.List Import.Error) (Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface)

144checkImports :: Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface -> [Src.Import] -> Either (NE.List Import.Error) (Map.Map ModuleName.Raw I.Interface)

@@ -188,11 +163,11 @@ checkImports interfaces imports =

188

163

189

164

190

165

191−-- RENDER PROBLEM (V1)

166+-- RENDER REPORT

192

167

193

168

194−renderProblem_V1 :: Help.Report -> B.Builder

169+renderReport :: Help.Report -> B.Builder

195−renderProblem_V1 report =

170+renderReport report =

196 [r|<!DOCTYPE HTML>

171 [r|<!DOCTYPE HTML>

197<html>

172<html>

198<head>

173<head>

@@ -201,77 +176,7 @@ renderProblem_V1 report =

201 <script src="https://worker.elm-lang.org/compile/errors.js"></script>

176 <script src="https://worker.elm-lang.org/compile/errors.js"></script>

202</head>

177</head>

203<body>

178<body>

204− <script>

205− var app = Elm.Errors.init({flags:|] <> Encode.encodeUgly (Exit.toJson report) <> [r|});

179+ <script>Elm.Errors.init({flags:|] <> Encode.encodeUgly (Exit.toJson report) <> [r|});</script>

206− app.ports.jumpTo.subscribe(function(region) {

207− window.parent.postMessage(JSON.stringify(region), "*");

208− });

209− </script>

210−</body>

211−</html>|]

212−

213−

214−

215−-- RENDER SUCCESS (V2)

216−

217−

218−renderSuccess_V2 :: N.Name -> B.Builder -> B.Builder

219−renderSuccess_V2 moduleName javascript =

220− let name = N.toBuilder moduleName in

221− [r|<!DOCTYPE HTML>

222−<html>

223−<head>

224− <meta charset="UTF-8">

225− <title>|] <> name <> [r|</title>

226− <style>body { padding: 0; margin: 0; }</style>

227−</head>

228−

229−<body>

230−

231−<pre id="elm"></pre>

232−

233−<script>

234−window.parent.postMessage("SUCCESS", "*");

235−

236−try {

237−|] <> javascript <> [r|

238−

239− var app = Elm.|] <> name <> [r|.init({ node: document.getElementById("elm") });

240−}

241−catch (e)

242−{

243− // display initialization errors (e.g. bad flags, infinite recursion)

244− var header = document.createElement("h1");

245− header.style.fontFamily = "monospace";

246− header.innerText = "Initialization Error";

247− var pre = document.getElementById("elm");

248− document.body.insertBefore(header, pre);

249− pre.innerText = e;

250− throw e;

251−}

252−</script>

253−

254−</body>

255−</html>|]

256−

257−

258−

259−-- RENDER PROBLEM (V2)

260−

261−

262−renderProblem_V2 :: Help.Report -> B.Builder

263−renderProblem_V2 report =

264− [r|<!DOCTYPE HTML>

265−<html>

266−<head>

267− <meta charset="UTF-8">

268− <style>body { padding: 0; margin: 0; display: none; }</style>

269−</head>

270−<body>

271− <script>

272− var errors = |] <> Encode.encodeUgly (Exit.toJson report) <> [r|;

273− window.parent.postMessage(JSON.stringify(errors), "*");

274− </script>

275</body>

180</body>

276</html>|]

181</html>|]

277

182

@@ -313,11 +218,11 @@ loadErrorJS =

313 do result <- work

218 do result <- work

314 case result of

219 case result of

315 Right a -> return a

220 Right a -> return a

316− Left _ -> error "problem building src/Errors.elm"

221+ Left _ -> error "problem building reactor/src/Errors.elm"

317 in

222 in

318− BW.withScope $ \scope ->

223+ Dir.withCurrentDirectory "../reactor" $ BW.withScope $ \scope ->

319− do root <- Dir.getCurrentDirectory

224+ do let root = "."

320 details <- run $ Details.load Reporting.silent scope root

225 details <- run $ Details.load Reporting.silent scope root

321− artifacts <- run $ Build.fromPaths Reporting.silent root details (NE.List "src/Errors.elm" [])

226+ artifacts <- run $ Build.fromMains Reporting.silent root details (NE.List "src/Errors.elm" [])

322 javascript <- run $ Task.run $ Generate.prod root details artifacts

227 javascript <- run $ Task.run $ Generate.prod root details artifacts

323 return $ LBS.toStrict $ B.toLazyByteString javascript

228 return $ LBS.toStrict $ B.toLazyByteString javascript

worker/src/Endpoint/Quotes.hsdeleted−114

@@ -1,114 +0,0 @@

1−{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns, MagicHash, OverloadedStrings, UnboxedTuples #-}

2−module Endpoint.Quotes

3− ( endpoint

4− )

5− where

6−

7−

8−import Control.Monad.IO.Class (liftIO)

9−import qualified Data.ByteString as BS

10−import GHC.Int (Int(I#))

11−import GHC.Prim

12−import GHC.ST (ST(ST), runST)

13−import qualified System.Random as Random

14−

15−import Snap.Core

16−

17−

18−

19−-- ENDPOINT

20−

21−

22−endpoint :: Snap ()

23−endpoint =

24− do modifyResponse

25− $ setContentType "application/json"

26− . setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" "*"

27− writeBS =<< liftIO getQuote

28−

29−

30−getQuote :: IO BS.ByteString

31−getQuote =

32− let

33− (Quotes sa#) = quotes

34− in

35− do (I# i#) <- Random.randomRIO (0, I# (sizeofSmallArray# sa# -# 1#))

36− case indexSmallArray# sa# i# of

37− (# json #) ->

38− return json

39−

40−

41−

42−-- QUOTES

43−

44−

45−data Quotes =

46− Quotes (SmallArray# BS.ByteString)

47−

48−

49−quotes :: Quotes

50−quotes =

51− let

52− !(I# len#) = length quoteList

53− in

54− runST $ ST $ \s ->

55− case newSmallArray# len# "" s of

56− (# s, sma# #) ->

57− case quotesHelp# sma# quoteList s of

58− s ->

59− case unsafeFreezeSmallArray# sma# s of

60− (# s, sa# #) ->

61− (# s, Quotes sa# #)

62−

63−

64−quotesHelp# :: SmallMutableArray# s a -> [a] -> State# s -> State# s

65−quotesHelp# sma# =

66− go 0#

67− where

68− go i# list s =

69− case list of

70− [] ->

71− s

72−

73− x:xs ->

74− case writeSmallArray# sma# i# x s of

75− s ->

76− go (i# +# 1#) xs s

77−

78−

79−quoteList :: [BS.ByteString]

80−quoteList =

81− [ "{\"source\":\"Civilization and its Discontents\",\"author\":\"Sigmund Freud\",\"year\":1902,\"quote\":\"The enormous expansion of communications, due to the world-wide telegraph and telephone networks, has entirely transformed the conditions of trade and commerce. Everything is done in haste, at fever pitch. The night is used for travel, the day for business; even \\u201Choliday trips\\u201D put a strain on the nervous system. Great political, industrial and financial crises carry this excitement into far wider areas of the population than ever before. Interest in political life has become universal: tempers are inflamed by political, religious and social struggles, party politics, electioneering and the immense growth of trade-unionism; people are forced to engage in constant mental activity and robbed of the time the need for relaxation, sleep and rest.\"}"

82− , "{\"source\":\"A Preface to Politics\",\"author\":\"Walter Lippmann\",\"year\":1913,\"quote\":\"The Economic Man\\u2014that lazy abstraction\\u2014is still paraded in the lecture room.\"}"

83− , "{\"source\":\"Letters from a Stoic\",\"author\":\"Seneca\",\"year\":54,\"quote\":\"You ask me to say what you should consider it particularly important to avoid. My answer is this: a mass crowd. It is something to which you cannot entrust yourself yet without risk. I at any rate am ready to confess my own frailty in this respect. I never come back home with quite the same moral character as I went out with.\"}"

84− , "{\"source\":\"Letters from a Stoic\",\"author\":\"Seneca\",\"year\":54,\"quote\":\"December used to be a month but it is now a year\"}"

85− , "{\"source\":\"Letters from a Stoic\",\"author\":\"Seneca\",\"year\":54,\"quote\":\"But nothing is as ruinous to the character as sitting away one\\u2019s time at a show - for it is then, through the medium of entertainment, that vices creep into one with more than usual ease.\"}"

86− , "{\"source\":\"Letters from a Stoic\",\"author\":\"Seneca\",\"year\":54,\"quote\":\"All this hurrying from place to place won\\u2019t bring you any relief, for you\\u2019re travelling in the company of your own emotions, followed by your troubles all the way. If only they were really following you! They\\u2019d be farther away from you: as it is they\\u2019re not at your back, but on it! That\\u2019s why they weigh you down with just the same uncomfortable chafing wherever you are. It\\u2019s medicine, not a particular part of the world, that a person needs if he\\u2019s ill. Suppose someone has broken his leg or dislocated a joint; he doesn\\u2019t get into a carriage or board a ship: he calls in a doctor to have the fracture set or the dislocation reduced. Well then, when a person\\u2019s spirit is wrenched or broken at so many points, do you imagine that it can be put right by a change of scenery, that that sort of trouble isn\\u2019t so serious that it can\\u2019t be cured by an outing?\"}"

87− , "{\"source\":\"Progress and Poverty\",\"author\":\"Henry George\",\"year\":1879,\"quote\":\"The present century has been marked by a prodigious increase in wealth-producing power. The utilization of steam and electricity, the introduction of improved processes and laborsaving machinery, the greater subdivision and grander scale of production, the wonderful facilitation of exchanges, have multiplied enormously the effectiveness of labor. At the beginning of this marvelous era it was natural to expect, and it was expected, that laborsaving inventions would lighten the toil and improve the condition of the laborer; that the enormous increase in the power of producing wealth would make real poverty a thing of the past.\"}"

88− , "{\"source\":\"Imperialism\",\"author\":\"John Hobson\",\"year\":1902,\"quote\":\"Although the new Imperialism has been bad business for the nation, it has been good business for certain classes and certain trades within the nation. The vast expenditure on armaments, the costly wars, the grave risks and embarrassments of foreign policy, the stoppage of political and social reforms within Great Britain, though fraught with great injury to the nation, have served well the present business interests of certain industries and professions.\"}"

89− , "{\"source\":\"Neo-Colonialism\",\"author\":\"Kwame Nkrumah\",\"year\":1965,\"quote\":\"The essence of neo-colonialism is that the State which is subject to it is, in theory, independent and has all the outward trappings of international sovereignty. In reality its economic system and thus its political policy is directed from the outside. The methods and form of this direction can take various shapes. For example, in an extreme case the troops of the imperial power may garrison the territory of the neo-colonial State and control the government of it. More often, however, neo-colonialist control is exercised through economic or monetary means. The neo-colonial State may be obliged to take the manufactured products of the imperialist power to the exclusion of competing products from elsewhere. Control over government policy in the neo-colonial State may be secured by payments towards the cost of running the State, by the provision of civil servants in positions where they can dictate policy, and by monetary control over foreign exchange through the imposition of a banking system controlled by the imperial power.\"}"

90− , "{\"source\":\"Neo-Colonialism\",\"author\":\"Kwame Nkrumah\",\"year\":1965,\"quote\":\"In the end the situation arises that the only type of aid which the neo-colonialist masters consider as safe is \\u2018military aid\\u2019. Once a neo-colonialist territory is brought to such a state of economic chaos and misery that revolt actually breaks out then, and only then, is there no limit to the generosity of the neo-colonial overlord, provided, of course, that the funds supplied are utilised exclusively for military purposes. Military aid in fact marks the last stage of neo-colonialism and its effect is self-destructive. Sooner or later the weapons supplied pass into the hands of the opponents of the neo-colonialist regime and the war itself increases the social misery which originally provoked it.\"}"

91− , "{\"source\":\"Barnyard in your Backyard\",\"author\":\"Gail Damerow\",\"year\":2002,\"quote\":\"Wild jungle fowl, the ancestors of modern chickens, met their nutritional needs by consuming a variety of plants and insects. Given enough room to roam, some of today\\u2019s breeds remain active foragers.\"}"

92− , "{\"source\":\"Barnyard in your Backyard\",\"author\":\"Gail Damerow\",\"year\":2002,\"quote\":\"Another way to reduce the cost of feed is to let your chickens roam on a lawn or in a pasture for part of the day. By eating plants, seeds, and insects, they will balance their diet and eat less of the expensive commercial stuff. Take care not to put your chickens on grass or around buildings that have been sprayed with toxins.\"}"

93− , "{\"source\":\"Co-operation in Danish Agriculture\",\"author\":\"Harald Faber\",\"year\":1918,\"quote\":\"A plan for improving the butter made from the milk from peasant farms by collecting the milk to be worked at one place was submitted to the Royal Agricultural Society of Denmark as early as 1852, and it pointed out that this could be done on co-operative lines, the peasants being the owners of the factory and sharing the proceeds.\"}"

94− , "{\"source\":\"Co-operation in Danish Agriculture\",\"author\":\"Harald Faber\",\"year\":1918,\"quote\":\"It was the Danish peasants themselves who found a practical way of developing the dairy industry, and they found this by applying the co-operative principles introduced by the Rochdale weavers. They received no support and only lukewarm sympathy from large farmers and estate owners, until later on when the co-operative dairies were doing so well that even owners of estates with two to three hundred cows found it to their advantage to close their private dairies and to join co-operative dairies.\"}"

95− , "{\"source\":\"Beekeeping: A Practical Guide\",\"author\":\"Richard Bonney\",\"year\":1993,\"quote\":\"How many of you have been in a classroom or a training program where the instructor says at the outset, \\u201CLook at the person on your right; now look at the person on your left. One of you won\\u2019t be here next year.\\u201D Beekeeping is like that. Furthermore, not all beekeepers are truly beekeepers. Some are beehavers.\"}"

96− , "{\"source\":\"The Rodale Book of Composting\",\"author\":\"Deborah Martin and Grace Gershuny\",\"year\":1992,\"quote\":\"Earthworms. If bacteria are the champion microscopic decomposers, then the heavyweight champion is doubtless the earthworm. Pages of praise have been written to the earthworm, ever since it became known that this creature spends most of its time tilling and enriching the soil.\"}"

97− , "{\"source\":\"War is a Racket\",\"author\":\"General Smedley Butler\",\"year\":1935,\"quote\":\"There are 40,000,000 men under arms in the world today, and our statesmen and diplomats have the temerity to say that war is not in the making. Hell\\u2019s bells! Are these 40,000,000 men being trained to be dancers?\"}"

98− , "{\"source\":\"Root Cellaring\",\"author\":\"Mike and Nancy Bubel\",\"year\":1991,\"quote\":\"What is not so widely acknowledged is that the soil in which your plants grow can influence the keeping quality of the vegetables you harvest. According to studies reported in E. P. Shirakov\\u2019s \\u201CPractical Course in Storage and Processing of Fruits and Vegetables\\u201D, abundant potash in the soil promotes long storage life of fruits and vegetables grown on that soil.\"}"

99− , "{\"source\":\"Angora Goats the Northern Way\",\"author\":\"Susan Black Drummond\",\"year\":1985,\"quote\":\"Because of its long wearing qualities and resistance to soil, mohair was once a major upholstery fabric in this country, and was the seat cover material in many cars and in British Railroad seats. The synthetic fiber craze put an end to mohair use as upholstery fabric here.\"}"

100− , "{\"source\":\"Making a Newspaper\",\"author\":\"John Given\",\"year\":1912,\"quote\":\"Yellow journalism originated through a desire to gain readers and advertisers, and it produced results. Its original disciples have readers by the hundred thousand and they have about all the advertising that they can well handle.\"}"

101− , "{\"source\":\"Making a Newspaper\",\"author\":\"John Given\",\"year\":1912,\"quote\":\"With the adding of every new train and the improvement of every new time-table, the building of every new trolley road, and the establishment of every new mail route, the big city papers are enabled to reach out further, and, wherever they reach, the local papers suffer [...] There is not a paper published in any city between New York and Boston that has not in the last ten years been hurt by the papers of these two cities.\"}"

102− , "{\"source\":\"Muscles: Testing and Function (4th Edition)\",\"author\":\"Florence Kendall, Elizabeth McCreary, Patricia Provance\",\"year\":1993,\"quote\":\"The mechanics of the low back is inseparable from that of the overall posture but especially that of the pelvis and the lower extremities. Pain manifested in the leg may be due to an underlying problem in the back. Conversely, the symptoms appearing in the low back may be due to underlying faulty mechanics of the feet, legs, or pelvis.\"}"

103− , "{\"source\":\"Farmers of Forty Centuries\",\"author\":\"F. H. King\",\"year\":1911,\"quote\":\"The Sikiang is one of the great rivers of China and indeed of the world. Its width at Wuchow at low water was nearly a mile and our steamer anchored in twenty-four feet of water to a floating dock made fast by huge iron chains reaching three hundred feet up the slop to the city proper, thus providing for a rise of twenty-six feet in the river at its flood stage during the rainy season.\"}"

104− , "{\"source\":\"How to Grow More Vegetables\",\"author\":\"John Jeavons\",\"year\":1974,\"quote\":\"If you are having trouble with birds eating the berries in your berry patch, you could erect a wren house in the middle of it. Wrens are insectivores, and they will not bother the berries. But they will attack any bird, however large, that comes near their nest.\"}"

105− , "{\"source\":\"Confidence Men and Painted Women\",\"author\":\"Karen Halttunen\",\"year\":1982,\"quote\":\"Even one\\u2019s neighbor next door, as a visitor to Pittsburgh commented in 1818, might be a stranger: \\u201CA next door neighbor is, with them, frequently unknown, and months and years pass, without their exchanging with each other the ordinary compliments of friendship and goodwill.\\u201D\"}"

106− , "{\"source\":\"Secondhand Time\",\"author\":\"Svetlana Alexievich\",\"year\":2016,\"quote\":\"I couldn\\u2019t understand what was going on. I remember seeing Gaidar on TV saying, \\u201Clearn how to sell... The market will save us...\\u201D You buy a bottle of mineral water on one corner and sell it on another\\u2014that\\u2019s business. The people listened, bewildered. I would come home, lock the door, and weep.\"}"

107− , "{\"source\":\"Hiroshima\",\"author\":\"John Hersey\",\"year\":1985,\"quote\":\"At exactly fifteen minutes past eight in the morning, on August 6, 1945, Japanese time, at the moment when the atomic bomb flashed above Hiroshima, Miss Toshiko Sasaki, a clerk in the personnel department of the East Asia Tin Works, had just sat down at her place in the plant office and was turning her head to speak to the girl at the next desk.\"}"

108− , "{\"source\":\"The Orphan\",\"author\":\"Maxim Gorky\",\"year\":1899,\"quote\":\"On a foggy and rainy day, by the cemetery gate, a small group of people standing in a muddy puddle were bargaining with the cabman. \\u201CFifteen kopeks!\\u201D The tall and heavy-set priest exclaimed in a deep bass, in response to the cabman\\u2019s shouts asking for twenty-five kopecks.\"}"

109− , "{\"source\":\"Shah of Shahs\",\"author\":\"Ryszard Kapuściński\",\"year\":1982,\"quote\":\"This plane flies out of Teheran every day and lands at Munich at noon. Waiting limousines carry the passengers to elegant restaurants for lunch. After lunch they all fly back to Teheran in the same airplane and eat their suppers at home. Hardly an expensive entertainment, the jaunt costs only two thousand dollars a head. For people in the Shah\\u2019s favor, such a sum is nothing.\"}"

110− , "{\"source\":\"Introduction to Fortran IV\",\"author\":\"Paul Chirlian\",\"year\":1973,\"quote\":\"There are many programming languages that can be used. We shall discuss a language that is almost universally used, and which is particularly applicable to mathematical and scientific computations. This language is FORTRAN IV.\"}"

111− ]

112−

113−

114−

worker/src/Endpoint/Repl.hs+2−3

@@ -48,9 +48,8 @@ import qualified Reporting.Render.Type.Localizer as L

48

49allowedOrigins :: [String]

50allowedOrigins =

51− [ "https://guide.elm-lang.org"

51+ [ "https://elm-lang.org"

52− , "https://guide.elm-lang.jp"

52+ , "https://guide.elm-lang.org"

53− , "http://localhost:8007"

54 ]

53 ]

55

54

56

55

worker/src/Errors.elmdeleted−217

@@ -1,217 +0,0 @@

1−port module Errors exposing (main)

2−

3−

4−import Browser

5−import Char

6−import Html exposing (..)

7−import Html.Attributes exposing (..)

8−import Html.Events exposing (onClick)

9−import String

10−import Json.Decode as D

11−import Elm.Error as Error

12−

13−

14−

15−-- PORTS

16−

17−

18−port jumpTo : Error.Region -> Cmd msg

19−

20−

21−

22−-- MAIN

23−

24−

25−main =

26− Browser.document

27− { init = \flags -> (D.decodeValue Error.decoder flags, Cmd.none)

28− , update = \region result -> (result, jumpTo region)

29− , view = view

30− , subscriptions = \_ -> Sub.none

31− }

32−

33−

34−type alias Msg = Error.Region

35−

36−

37−

38−-- VIEW

39−

40−

41−view : Result D.Error Error.Error -> Browser.Document Msg

42−view result =

43− { title = "Problem!"

44− , body =

45− case result of

46− Err err ->

47− [ text (D.errorToString err) ]

48−

49− Ok error ->

50− [ viewError error ]

51− }

52−

53−

54−viewError : Error.Error -> Html Msg

55−viewError error =

56− div

57− [ style "width" "calc(100% - 4em)"

58− , style "min-height" "calc(100% - 4em)"

59− , style "font-family" "monospace"

60− , style "white-space" "pre-wrap"

61− , style "background-color" "black"

62− , style "color" "rgb(233,235,235)"

63− , style "padding" "2em"

64− ]

65− (viewErrorHelp error)

66−

67−

68−viewErrorHelp : Error.Error -> List (Html Msg)

69−viewErrorHelp error =

70− case error of

71− Error.GeneralProblem { title, message } ->

72− viewHeader title Nothing :: viewMessage message

73−

74− Error.ModuleProblems badModules ->

75− viewBadModules badModules

76−

77−

78−

79−-- VIEW HEADER

80−

81−

82−viewHeader : String -> Maybe Error.Region -> Html Msg

83−viewHeader title maybeRegion =

84− case maybeRegion of

85− Nothing ->

86− span [ style "color" "rgb(51,187,200)" ]

87− [ text <| "-- " ++ title ++ " "

88− , text <| String.repeat (76 - String.length title) "-"

89− , text <| "\n\n"

90− ]

91−

92− Just region ->

93− span [ style "color" "rgb(51,187,200)" ]

94− [ text <| "-- " ++ title ++ " "

95− , text <| String.repeat (60 - String.length title) "-"

96− , text " "

97− , span

98− [ style "cursor" "pointer"

99− , style "text-decoration" "underline"

100− , onClick region

101− ]

102− [ text "Jump To Problem"

103− ]

104− , text <| "\n\n"

105− ]

106−

107−

108−

109−-- VIEW BAD MODULES

110−

111−

112−viewBadModules : List Error.BadModule -> List (Html Msg)

113−viewBadModules badModules =

114− case badModules of

115− [] ->

116− []

117−

118− [badModule] ->

119− [viewBadModule badModule]

120−

121− a :: b :: cs ->

122− viewBadModule a :: viewSeparator a.name b.name :: viewBadModules (b :: cs)

123−

124−

125−viewBadModule : Error.BadModule -> Html Msg

126−viewBadModule { problems } =

127− span [] (List.map viewProblem problems)

128−

129−

130−viewProblem : Error.Problem -> Html Msg

131−viewProblem problem =

132− span [] (viewHeader problem.title (Just problem.region) :: viewMessage problem.message)

133−

134−

135−viewSeparator : String -> String -> Html msg

136−viewSeparator before after =

137− span [ style "color" "rgb(211,56,211)" ]

138− [ text <|

139− String.padLeft 80 ' ' (before ++ " ↑ ") ++ "\n" ++

140− "====o======================================================================o====\n" ++

141− " ↓ " ++ after ++ "\n\n\n"

142− ]

143−

144−

145−

146−-- VIEW MESSAGE

147−

148−

149−viewMessage : List Error.Chunk -> List (Html msg)

150−viewMessage chunks =

151− case chunks of

152− [] ->

153− [ text "\n\n\n" ]

154−

155− chunk :: others ->

156− let

157− htmlChunk =

158− case chunk of

159− Error.Unstyled string ->

160− text string

161−

162− Error.Styled style string ->

163− span (styleToAttrs style) [ text string ]

164− in

165− htmlChunk :: viewMessage others

166−

167−

168−styleToAttrs : Error.Style -> List (Attribute msg)

169−styleToAttrs { bold, underline, color } =

170− addBold bold <| addUnderline underline <| addColor color []

171−

172−

173−addBold : Bool -> List (Attribute msg) -> List (Attribute msg)

174−addBold bool attrs =

175− if bool then

176− style "font-weight" "bold" :: attrs

177− else

178− attrs

179−

180−

181−addUnderline : Bool -> List (Attribute msg) -> List (Attribute msg)

182−addUnderline bool attrs =

183− if bool then

184− style "text-decoration" "underline" :: attrs

185− else

186− attrs

187−

188−

189−addColor : Maybe Error.Color -> List (Attribute msg) -> List (Attribute msg)

190−addColor maybeColor attrs =

191− case maybeColor of

192− Nothing ->

193− attrs

194−

195− Just color ->

196− style "color" (colorToCss color) :: attrs

197−

198−

199−colorToCss : Error.Color -> String

200−colorToCss color =

201− case color of

202− Error.Red -> "rgb(194,54,33)"

203− Error.RED -> "rgb(252,57,31)"

204− Error.Magenta -> "rgb(211,56,211)"

205− Error.MAGENTA -> "rgb(249,53,248)"

206− Error.Yellow -> "rgb(173,173,39)"

207− Error.YELLOW -> "rgb(234,236,35)"

208− Error.Green -> "rgb(37,188,36)"

209− Error.GREEN -> "rgb(49,231,34)"

210− Error.Cyan -> "rgb(51,187,200)"

211− Error.CYAN -> "rgb(20,240,240)"

212− Error.Blue -> "rgb(73,46,225)"

213− Error.BLUE -> "rgb(88,51,255)"

214− Error.White -> "rgb(203,204,205)"

215− Error.WHITE -> "rgb(233,235,235)"

216− Error.Black -> "rgb(0,0,0)"

217− Error.BLACK -> "rgb(129,131,131)"

worker/src/Main.hs+2−12

@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ import Snap.Http.Server

14import qualified Artifacts

15import qualified Cors

16import qualified Endpoint.Compile as Compile

17−import qualified Endpoint.Quotes as Quotes

18import qualified Endpoint.Repl as Repl

17import qualified Endpoint.Repl as Repl

19

18

20

19

@@ -32,11 +31,9 @@ main =

32 httpServe config $ msum $

31 httpServe config $ msum $

33 [ ifTop $ status

32 [ ifTop $ status

34 , path "repl" $ Repl.endpoint rArtifacts

33 , path "repl" $ Repl.endpoint rArtifacts

35− , path "compile" $ Compile.endpoint_V1 cArtifacts

34+ , path "compile" $ Compile.endpoint cArtifacts

36− , path "compile/v2" $ Compile.endpoint_V2 cArtifacts

37− , path "compile/errors.js" $ serveJavaScript errorJS

35+ , path "compile/errors.js" $ writeBS errorJS

38 , path "compile/deps-info.json" $ serveDepsInfo depsInfo

36 , path "compile/deps-info.json" $ serveDepsInfo depsInfo

39− , path "quotes" $ Quotes.endpoint

40 , notFound

37 , notFound

41 ]

38 ]

42

39

@@ -59,15 +56,8 @@ notFound =

59 writeBuilder "Not Found"

56 writeBuilder "Not Found"

60

57

61

58

62−serveJavaScript :: BS.ByteString -> Snap ()

63−serveJavaScript javascript =

64− do modifyResponse $ setContentType "application/javascript"

65− writeBS javascript

66−

67−

68serveDepsInfo :: BS.ByteString -> Snap ()

59serveDepsInfo :: BS.ByteString -> Snap ()

69serveDepsInfo json =

60serveDepsInfo json =

70 Cors.allow GET ["https://elm-lang.org"] $

61 Cors.allow GET ["https://elm-lang.org"] $

71 do modifyResponse $ setContentType "application/json"

62 do modifyResponse $ setContentType "application/json"

72 writeBS json

63 writeBS json

73−