open! Grace
(* Grace provides a [Source] API for in-memory representations of sources/files. *)
let fizz : Source.t =
`String
{ name = Some "fizz.ml"
; content =
{|
let fizz n =
match n mod 5, n mod 3 with
| 0, 0 -> `Fizz_buzz
| 0, _ -> `Fizz
| _, 0 -> `Buzz
| _, _ -> n
;;
|}
}
;;
(* Normally locations (ranges) would be taken from AST nodes, but for sake of
this example we construct them directly. *)
let diagnostic =
let range start stop =
Range.create ~source:fizz (Byte_index.of_int start) (Byte_index.of_int stop)
in
Diagnostic.(
createf
~labels:
Label.
[ primaryf
~range:(range 116 117)
"expected `[> `Buzz | `Fizz | `Fizz_buzz]`, found `int`"
; secondaryf ~range:(range 17 117) "`match` cases have incompatible types"
; secondaryf ~range:(range 57 67) "this is found to be of type `[> `Fizz_buzz]`"
; secondaryf ~range:(range 80 85) "this is found to be of type `[> `Fizz]`"
; secondaryf ~range:(range 98 103) "this is found to be of type `[> `Buzz]`"
]
Error
"`match` cases have incompatible types")
;;
let () =
Format.printf
"%a@."
Grace_rendering.(Ansi.pp_diagnostic ~config:Config.default)
diagnostic
;;
Authors and Acknowledgement
Authors:
Alistair O'Brien (@johnyob)
grace was heavily inspired by all the work on compiler diagnostics in the Rust ecosystem:
@brendanzab for the codespan crate which heavily influenced the design of grace's rendering engine.
ariadne (@zesterer) for pushing the boundary on diagnostic rendering.
rustc and @estebank's work on the state-of-the-art work on compiler diagnostics