package yocaml_unix
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The Unix runtime for YOCaml
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
yocaml-2.2.0.tbz
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doc/yocaml_unix/Yocaml_unix/index.html
Module Yocaml_unixSource
Unix runtime for YOCaml.
Allows you to run YOCaml on a Unix system based on Unix (or source service for more complex runtimes).
Source
val run :
?level:Yocaml_runtime.Log.level ->
?custom_error_handler:
(Format.formatter -> Yocaml.Data.Validation.custom_error -> unit) ->
(unit -> unit Yocaml.Eff.t) ->
unitrun ?custom_error_handler program Runs a Yocaml program in the Unix runtime. The log level (default: Debug) and a custom_error_handler can be passed as arguments to change the reporting level and use a default log reporter, and to pretty print user defined errors. If the user want to set-up a custom reporter, the level flag should be ignored.
Source
val serve :
?level:Yocaml_runtime.Log.level ->
?custom_error_handler:
(Format.formatter -> Yocaml.Data.Validation.custom_error -> unit) ->
target:Yocaml.Path.t ->
port:int ->
(unit -> unit Yocaml.Eff.t) ->
unitserve ?level ?custom_error_handler ~target ~port program serve the directory target statically and re-run program on each refresh. If the user want to set-up a custom reporter, the level flag should be ignored.
Runtime
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