Reason Tools

Adds Reason to the browser

What is Reason Tools?

"Reason Tools" is a Chrome extension that makes it easier to work with the ReasonML language directly in your browser. It allows conversion between re, ml, rei, and mli text formats, enabling efficient cross-version refmting. In addition to this, it features automatic detection and conversion of OCaml documentation pages, broad compatibility with the updated Reason syntax, and troubleshooting such as syntax error flagging. It also provides quick navigation between .re and .rei files on GitHub. This extension continues to evolve, integrating updates such as improved version info details, reduction in JS file size, and superior layout compatibility with multiple browsers.

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By: Ricky V

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Users: 409 ▼ -8

Rating: 4.69 (13)

Version: 0.3.2 (Last updated: 2019-03-08)

Creation date: 2019-03-08

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
contextMenus
http://*/
https://*/

Size: 837.63K

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# 42615 ▲ 519

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#2006 in Developer Tools ▲ 1

#1 in reason keyword 2

#104 in bug fixes keyword 40 ▲ 4

#132 in error keyword 13 ▼ 2

#133 in documentation keyword 38 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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Reason in the browser. This extension will help you work with ReasonML as a way to convert between re, ml, rei, and mli text. Highlight some code and open the extension by clicking the icon or pressing Alt+D

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New in 0.3.2

Bug fix for signature printing in OCaml doc pages. Reduce large bloat in JS files by a few MB.

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New in 0.3.0

Pulls in the new 3.0.0 syntax for Reason. https://github.com/facebook/reason/tree/3.0.0. We've enabled this syntax by default, but will be supporting cross-version refmting for at least the next month.

This also switches to some vendored refmt.js files, and could very well introduce some new bugs. If you notice anything, please report on the GitHub page so we can get things fixed quickly!