Dom.Program

This module contains pipeline functions that can be helpful when setting up an Elm program for initial testing and adding features as you go.

Construct a static program with just setup and run to test your initial model and view. Then add interaction with update. Add Dom effects, HTTP requests, and so on with onLoad and updateWithCmds. Add ports with subscribe or subscribeWithParams. Use runWithFlags to pass data to your initial model.

The Dom.Program.run function is an alias for VirtualDom.program, so just use that if you want to set up a program in the standard way.

Basic

setup : (model -> Node msg) -> model -> Setup model msg

Generate a record that describes the setup of an Elm program; the first argument is a function that takes a model and generates a view, and the second argument is an initial model to pass to that function

These two function calls will setup and run a static program (a program where the view doesn't update):

main =
  initialModel
    |> Dom.Program.setup view
    |> Dom.Program.run

update : (msg -> model -> model) -> Setup model msg -> Setup model msg

Route messages generated in the program to a function that will update the initial model; the first argument is the update function, and the second argument is the setup record

run : Setup model msg -> Program Never model msg

Tell the Elm compiler to generate a program from your setup

Alias for VirtualDom.program

Commands

onLoad : List (Cmd msg) -> Setup model msg -> Setup model msg

Modify your program setup to perform a list of commands when the program loads

See the Elm Architecture documentation to find out more about commands.

updateWithCmds :

(msg -> model -> ( model, Cmd msg ))

-> Setup model msg

Handle updates in a with a function that can also produce commands in response to messages

See the Elm Architecture documentation to find out more about commands.

Subscriptions

subscribeWithParams : (model -> Sub msg) -> Setup model msg -> Setup model msg

Apply a custom function to control data flow from ports

See the Elm Architecture documentation to find out more about ports and subscriptions.

Flags

runWithFlags : (flags -> Maybe model) -> Setup model msg -> Program flags model msg

Generate your initial model with data passed to your Elm program from the JavaScript side, with the initial model specified in your setup as a fallback if anything goes wrong

See the Elm Architecture documentation to find out more about flags.

customWithFlags :

{ init : flags -> ( model, Cmd msg )

, update : msg -> model -> ( model, Cmd msg )

, subscriptions : model -> Sub msg

, view : model -> Node msg

}

-> Program flags model msg

Alias for VirtualDom.programWithFlags

Type alias

type alias Setup model msg =

{ init : ( model, Cmd msg )