@rescript/std
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The motiviation of this repo is that when ReScript users want to share their library with JS users, the JS users don't need have ReScript toolchain installed, this makes sharing code with JS users easier (more details on that topic can be found in our [Ex
The motiviation of this repo is that when ReScript users want to share their library with JS users, the JS users don't need have ReScript toolchain installed, this makes sharing code with JS users easier (more details on that topic can be found in our External Stdlib Docs).
It shares the same version schema with ReScript compiler.
When you use this library, the config would be adding such things in bsconfig.json
"external-stdlib" : "@rescript/std"
See the CONTRIBUTING.md.
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The motiviation of this repo is that when ReScript users want to share their library with JS users, the JS users don't need have ReScript toolchain installed, this makes sharing code with JS users easier (more details on that topic can be found in our [Ex
The npm package @rescript/std receives a total of 9,525 weekly downloads. As such, @rescript/std popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @rescript/std demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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