Skip to content

issues Search Results · repo:spawnfest/nakaz language:Erlang

Filter by

22 results
 (50 ms)

22 results

inspawnfest/nakaz (press backspace or delete to remove)

Clang is good in this: error foo: bar = baz ^^^ We can show errors in a similar way. (BTW, this doesn t play well with one log entry = one log line principle)
after_spawnfest
  • si14
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #12

Similar to what confetti has, @si14 describe this?
  • superbobry
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #11

Each application module implicitly subscribes to a particular config section in nakaz:use call (see #9), once this section changes, the module is notified of this via a behaviour callback, details: ...
  • superbobry
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #10

If record type extractor (see #1) has found a user-defined type we should check - that a user has also provided a callback module, described in #8, to nakaz:ensure call, - and that this module does ...
  • superbobry
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #9

transformer is a module, which converts primitive YAML types to the types defined in the corresponding record, if we need to convert between the types we don t support, we require the user to provide a ...
  • superbobry
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #8

Each YAML document corresponds to a single nakaz config, some conventions: - top level keys must be named as Erlang applications; - second level keys (sections) correspond to records, so for example: ...
  • superbobry
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #7

$ erl -some_magic_key path/to/config Not sure how it should be accessed after that, suggestions?
  • superbobry
  • 2
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #6

By convention all strings in a YAML file are represented as binaries.
  • superbobry
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #5

The current implementation of yamler blocks Erlang VM on each call, we have to fix this.
wontfix
  • superbobry
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #4

  • superbobry
  • Opened 
    on Jul 7, 2012
  • #3
Issue origami icon

Learn how you can use GitHub Issues to plan and track your work.

Save views for sprints, backlogs, teams, or releases. Rank, sort, and filter issues to suit the occasion. The possibilities are endless.Learn more about GitHub Issues
ProTip! 
Press the
/
key to activate the search input again and adjust your query.
Issue origami icon

Learn how you can use GitHub Issues to plan and track your work.

Save views for sprints, backlogs, teams, or releases. Rank, sort, and filter issues to suit the occasion. The possibilities are endless.Learn more about GitHub Issues
ProTip! 
Press the
/
key to activate the search input again and adjust your query.