Tablecloth is a library that shims over various standard libraries so they have the same function and module names, which using idiomatic types and patterns in each language.
This is the Rescript implementation, which uses Belt, pipe-first, and camelCase.
Tablecloth is alpha-quality software, and is pre-1.0. It is currently undergoing some significant shifts and some libraries listed below are not available yet. Caveat emptor.
Check out the website for our interactive API documentation, or join the community in the Tablecloth Discord.
Note: these instructions are for the upcoming new version of tablecloth
Install via npm by:
npm install tablecloth-rescript
Then add to your bsconfig.json file:
"bs-dependencies" : ["tablecloth-rescript"]
The recommended way to use Tablecloth is with a top-level open at the beginning of a file.
This will ensure that all the built-in modules are replaced.
open Tablecloth
let () =
String.toList("somestring")
->List.map(Char.toCode)
->List.map((x) => x+1))
->List.filterMap(Char.fromCode)
->String.fromList
Tablecloth supports Rescript 9 and 10. Older versions of Tablecloth supported older versions of bs-platform.
When developing Tablecloth, you can test it against different versions of rescript, using the following commands:
TC_RESCRIPT_VERSION=10.0.0 make deps
The maintainers are warm and friendly, and the project abides by a Code of Conduct.
There are many small tasks to be done - a small change to a single function can be extremely helpful. We also welcome new versions of tablecloth for other languages, or even for the same language but based on other libraries.
Check out the dedicated guide on contributing for more.
Please refer to the package.json for a complete list of supported actions. Here is
a handful of useful, supported commands:
npm install
npm run build
npm run test
npm run format
Tablecloth-rescript uses the MIT license.
Initially written by Darklang.