Almost certain this is possible, it’s just been a while since I used Elm.
I am thinking about parsing a file into a list of various actions, which then update the Model.
Shouldn’t be a problem right? Just slightly off the beaten track perhaps…
Almost certain this is possible, it’s just been a while since I used Elm.
I am thinking about parsing a file into a list of various actions, which then update the Model.
Shouldn’t be a problem right? Just slightly off the beaten track perhaps…
update
is just a function. Or it could be an update-like function just for this. Once you parse it into a list, you can loop though threading the model through. Collecting the commands might make it a bit awkward. If you don’t need commands, then a separate function could could be passed directly to List.foldl
without a helper function.
great, that’s what I expected, just wasn’t sure…
At my company we normally use this function.
{-| A function that takes a msg and returns a Cmd msg. -} mkCmd : msg -> Cmd msg mkCmd msg = Task.perform (always msg) (Task.succeed msg)
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