In the project's current state, I haven't figured out how successfully to connect the React components to the state. This is supposed to be done using the connect function. However, the component returned by connect is a JS function, whereas the React type validator is requiring that it be of type object. Not sure why this is the case or how to fix it.

I don't plan on returning to this project to make it work, so if you'd like to use this skeleton be prepared to invest the time in getting it to work.

-- PB

• Clone this repository.
• Install the fable compiler (currently sudo npm install -g fable-compiler if you have node 4.4 or greater).
  • You will need to have F# 4.0 installed. If you're on OSX/Linux this will require installing mono.
• Install brunch (currently sudo npm install -g brunch).
• Coming soon: run the paket installation:
  • Windows: ./.paket/paket.bootstrapper.exe
  • OS X/Linux: mono ./.paket/paket.bootstrapper.exe

• At the command prompt, first compile to js using fable: fable. Output will be generated under build/dist/.
• At the command prompt, run brunch build. Output will be generated to the public/ directory.

Coming soon: Testing

See the Fable and Brunch documentation for more build options.

Fable will compile into build/dist the F# source files as well as the Fable.Helpers.React.fs file that lives in node_modules/fable-import-react. Interface declaration files (i.e., files whose
name starts with Fable.Import or Fable.Core) don't get compiled to Javascript by Fable. However, the helper file is not simply an interface declaration file and so must be compiled and be part of the build output.