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Babel like traspiler to convert actual HTML or some of its simpler extension to Elm like HTML #914

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rajatvijay opened this Issue Oct 9, 2017 · 4 comments

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rajatvijay commented Oct 9, 2017

Can we have a babel-like transpiler to convert actual HTML that the browser can render to the Elm HTML format?
After doing HTML for so many years, learning an all-new type of HTML can be cumbersome and can even raise the bars for beginners and even experienced devs into the em world. In such cases, a transpiler can be of good help.

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You mean, like, https://mbylstra.github.io/html-to-elm/, the first Google result for "html to elm"? (I'm sure this can be turned into a command line tool, the processing logic should all be there in the source repository.)

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jvoigtlaender commented Oct 9, 2017

You mean, like, https://mbylstra.github.io/html-to-elm/, the first Google result for "html to elm"? (I'm sure this can be turned into a command line tool, the processing logic should all be there in the source repository.)

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rajatvijay Oct 9, 2017

Hey, @jvoigtlaender
Sorry for not looking harder. And yes this was the tool I was looking for.

rajatvijay commented Oct 9, 2017

Hey, @jvoigtlaender
Sorry for not looking harder. And yes this was the tool I was looking for.

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No need to be sorry. And maybe close this issue here now? You could ask in the tool‘s repository itself whether a command line version is possible (if that’s more desirable than an online tool).

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jvoigtlaender commented Oct 9, 2017

No need to be sorry. And maybe close this issue here now? You could ask in the tool‘s repository itself whether a command line version is possible (if that’s more desirable than an online tool).

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