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The Functoria DSL allows users to describe how to create portable and flexible applications. It allows to pass application parameters easily using command-line arguments either at configure-time or at runtime.
Users of the Functoria DSL composes their application by defining a list of module implementations, specify the command-line key that are required and combine all of them together using applicative operators.
The DSL expression is then compiled into an application builder, which will, once evaluated, produced the final portable and flexible application.
Construct a functor type from a type and an existing functor type. This corresponds to prepending a parameter to the list of functor parameters. For example:
kv_ro @-> ip @-> kv_ro
This describes a functor type that accepts two arguments -- a kv_ro and an ip device -- and returns a kv_ro.
val runtime_arg :
pos:(string * int * int * int)->?name:string ->?packages:Package.t list->('a, Stdlib.Format.formatter, unit, Runtime_arg.t)Stdlib.format4->'a
if_impl v impl1 impl2 is impl1 if v is resolved to true and impl2 otherwise.
val match_impl : 'bvalue->default:'aimpl->('b * 'aimpl) list->'aimpl
match_impl v cases ~default chooses the implementation amongst cases by matching the v's value. default is chosen if no value matches.
Package dependencies
For specifying opam package dependencies, the type package is used. It consists of the opam package name, the ocamlfind names, and optional lower and upper bounds. The version constraints are merged with other modules.
Values of type impl are tied to concrete module implementation with the device and main construct. Module implementations of type job can then be registered into an application builder. The builder is in charge if parsing the command-line arguments and of generating code for the final application. See Functoria.Lib for details.