A collection of tools for testing, printing, coloring, and error formatting to effectively write native Reason code.
Reason Native is a suite of developer tools designed to enhance the experience of writing native Reason and OCaml code. It provides essential utilities for testing, console output, terminal styling, and error handling, making it easier to build and debug native applications.
Developers writing native applications in Reason or OCaml who need robust tooling for testing, debugging, and improving the development workflow.
It offers a cohesive, native-first toolset that integrates seamlessly with the Reason/OCaml ecosystem, prioritizing developer productivity through familiar APIs (like Jest-style testing) and clear error reporting.
Testing, printing, coloring, and other tools to effectively write native Reason code.
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Rely provides a familiar Jest-like API for writing and running tests in native Reason/OCaml, reducing the learning curve for developers from JavaScript ecosystems.
The Console package enables runtime printing of any data type, similar to web consoles, enhancing debugging capabilities in native applications.
Refmterr transforms unstructured OCaml compiler errors into readable formats, making it easier to identify and fix issues during development.
Pastel supports nested styles and style propagation for rich terminal output, allowing customizable and visually appealing command-line interfaces.
The project's versioning policy does not consider OCaml warning 9 errors as breaking changes, so minor updates might introduce compilation warnings that affect codebases.
As a suite of separate packages, it requires individual installation and configuration, adding complexity compared to integrated toolchains.
Tools are designed exclusively for native Reason/OCaml environments, making them unsuitable for projects targeting web or JavaScript platforms.