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[Pierre Robillard]

Hello,
I've been exploring this lib (and reasonml at the same time) quite recently, and even though the swapi example was a really great starting point, i've been missing a few recipes.

So far i've needed to add a scalar in my schema, and define a enum, here's how i've done :

let datetime: 'ctx. Schema.typ('ctx, option(BsLuxon.DateTime.dt)) =
  Scalar({
    name: "DateTime",
    description: None,
    serialize: dt => {
      let isoDt: string = BsLuxon.DateTime.toISO((), dt);
      `String(isoDt);
    },
  });

let draftValue = Schema.enumValue(~value=Chapital.Draft, "DRAFT");
let publishedValue = Schema.enumValue(~value=Chapital.Published, "PUBLISHED");
let archivedValue = Schema.enumValue(~value=Chapital.Archived, "ARCHIVED");
let assetStatus: 'ctx. Schema.typ('ctx, option(Chapital.assetStatus)) =
  Enum({
    name: "AssetStatus",
    description: None,
    values: [draftValue, publishedValue, archivedValue],
  });

I'm not sure this is the right way to go (specially about the enum, i saw there was an makeEnum function but couldn't find the proper way to use it).
Cheers

[Sikan]

The final Enum type must be created once for schema type and for argument type(since they are different types) and the makeEnum function is a helper to help create both at once. But of course you can create each one individually. So your assetStatus cannot be used in an argument type. I can give an example soon