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Hi, I'm building an application for which I'd like to use the validator (and parser) of this project.
The application is in JS. Fortunately, scalajs exists which supposedly works pretty well.
I'm willing to write (and contribute) my own bindings, but to be able to compile this project it needs to have a JSPlatform compatible target.
It's, I think, a pretty minimal addition to existing build.sbt files. Here's a random usage example. I'd try this myself but I noticed you didn't publish your build.stb files.
So yes, what do you think? Any chance of getting a JSPlatform target / crossproject support?
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Ok, that makes things a lot harder.
I experimented today a bit with https://github.com/random-maven/scalor-maven-plugin, but I was unable to achieve results. In the end, it failed with xsbt.CompilerInterface, which I don't understand, but suggests some kind of incompatibility.
It would be very nice to have different bindings for the validator, since only java and java-backed cmd is a bit restrictive. For now, I'll have to give up on this project and use something else to describe and validate tabular data. I'm still interested, but I don't think I can make it work.
Hi, I'm building an application for which I'd like to use the validator (and parser) of this project.
The application is in JS. Fortunately, scalajs exists which supposedly works pretty well.
I'm willing to write (and contribute) my own bindings, but to be able to compile this project it needs to have a JSPlatform compatible target.
This is where cross-project comes in:
https://github.com/portable-scala/sbt-crossproject
It's, I think, a pretty minimal addition to existing build.sbt files. Here's a random usage example. I'd try this myself but I noticed you didn't publish your build.stb files.
So yes, what do you think? Any chance of getting a JSPlatform target / crossproject support?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: