bonsai
A library for building dynamic webapps, using Js_of_ocaml
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package bonsai
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bonsai
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bonsai.bench
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bonsai.example_chat_open_source_native
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bonsai.example_chat_open_source_native_common
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bonsai.extra
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bonsai.focus_ring
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bonsai.protocol
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bonsai.tailwind_colors
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bonsai.test
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bonsai.test.dot
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bonsai.web_test
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bonsai.web_ui_common_components
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bonsai.web_ui_drag_and_drop
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bonsai.web_ui_element_size_hooks
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bonsai.web_ui_file
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bonsai.web_ui_file_from_web_file
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bonsai.web_ui_form
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bonsai.web_ui_freeform_multiselect
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bonsai.web_ui_multi_select
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bonsai.web_ui_query_box
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bonsai.web_ui_reorderable_list
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bonsai.web_ui_typeahead
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Library bonsai
val sub :
?here:Core.Source_code_position.t ->
'a Computation.t ->
f:( 'a Value.t -> 'b Computation.t ) ->
'b Computation.t
sub
runs a Computation, providing the result of that Computation to the function f
in the form of a Value.t
. The main way to use this function is via the syntax extension let%sub
which is described above.
val switch :
match_:int Value.t ->
branches:int ->
with_:( int -> 'a Computation.t ) ->
'a Computation.t
val return : 'a Value.t -> 'a Computation.t
val arr :
?here:Core.Source_code_position.t ->
'a Value.t ->
f:( 'a -> 'b ) ->
'b Computation.t
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