chkn/fable-browser

Fable bindings for Browser Web APIs

fable-browser

Fable bindings for Browser Web APIs

NuGet	Name	Description
	Fable.Browser.Blob	Bindings for the browser Blob API.
	Fable.Browser.Dom	Bindings for DOM and HTML interfaces
	Fable.Browser.Event	Bindings for the browser Event interface
	Fable.Browser.Performance	Bindings for the browser Performance API
	Fable.Browser.Url	Bindings for the browser Url API
	Fable.Browser.WebSocket	Bindings for the browser WebSocket API
	Fable.Browser.WebRTC	Bindings for the browser WebRTC API
	Fable.Browser.WebStorage	Bindings for the Web Storage API
	Fable.Browser.XMLHttpRequest	Bindings for the browser XMLHttpRequest API
	Fable.Browser.Svg	Bindings for the browser Svg API
	Fable.Browser.Css	Bindings for the browser Css API
	Fable.Browser.Worker	Bindings for the browser Worker API
	Fable.Browser.Geolocation	Bindings for the browser Geolocation API
	Fable.Browser.Navigator	Bindings for the browser Navigator API
	Fable.Browser.MediaStream	Bindings for the browser MediaStream API
	Fable.Browser.MediaRecorder	Bindings for the browser MediaRecorder API
	Fable.Browser.MediaQueryList	Bindings for the browser MediaQueryList API
	Fable.Browser.WebGL	Bindings for the browser WebGL API

Usage

After installing one of the Nuget packages you can access the API. For that, you only need to open the Browser namespace.

open Browser

let fooEl = document.getElementById("foo")

Note the API values are actually contained in an [<AutoOpen>] module, so if you need to fully qualify the value to avoid name conflicts, use the full module name (same as the Nuget package without Fable. prefix):

let fooEl = Browser.Dom.document.getElementById("foo")

If you need to reference one of the types in the package, open the Browser.Types namespace:

open Browser.Types

let handleClick (ev: MouseEvent) = printfn "click!"

Publishing

If you have rights to publish the packages, the only thing you need to do is to bump the version in the appropriate RELEASE_NOTES file and then run npm run publish. The build script will automatically detect what packages have new versions, update the .fsproj file and push a release. Just make sure:

• Your Nuget API key is in a FABLE_NUGET_KEY environmental variable
• The packages you want to publish are listed in the packages list of the Build.fsx script