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open Belt;

type t(+'a) = Js.Promise.t('a);
type error = Js.Promise.error;

type result('ok, 'error) = t(Result.t('ok, 'error));

external errorToString: error => string = "%identity";

[@bs.new]

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module Lifetime = {
  type t =
    | Months(int)
    | Days(int)
    | Hours(int)
    | Minutes(int)
    | Seconds(int)
    | Session
    | Short;

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open Belt;

type t(+'a) = Js.Promise.t('a);
type error = Js.Promise.error;

type result('ok, 'error) = t(Result.t('ok, 'error));

[@bs.new]
external make:
  (

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type transitionHook = Dom.htmlElement => unit;

module type Css = {
  let duration: int;
  let appear: string;
  let enter: string;
  let exit: string;
  let appearActive: string;
  let enterActive: string;
  let exitActive: string;

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1. Install these packages:

yarn install --dev @babel/core @babel/preset-env jest babel-jest

2. Add babel.config.js (exactly babel.config.js, not .babelrc, not .babelrc.json etc):

module.exports = {

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Promise.res

A slightly modified version of standard ReScript's Js.Promise module.

Key differences are:

• t-first api
• contains few helpers like Promise.result and Promise.wait (which is what I want most of the time in apps)

Soundness is on the same level as in the original bindings.

If you want more safety, consider reason-promise.

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// Hybrid Logical Clocks implementation in Rust.
// Based on:
// - https://cse.buffalo.edu/tech-reports/2014-04.pdf
// - https://github.com/jlongster/crdt-example-app/blob/master/shared/timestamp.js
// - https://github.com/jaredly/hybrid-logical-clocks-example/blob/master/src/hlc.js

use std::{
    char, cmp, fmt, num, ops, str,
    time::{Duration, SystemTime, UNIX_EPOCH},
};