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let layoutViews = () => {
    let t = Js.Date.now()

    // Initialize the views and get the tallest narrative headline
    // @Todo this could just go over narratives instead of all snips...
    let tallestNarrativeHeadline = ref(0.)

    let m: ref<Belt.Map.Int.t<timelineElementViewT>> = ref(Belt.Map.Int.empty)

    for i in 0 to state.narrativeHeadlineViews->Array.length - 1 {

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@bs.val external prod: bool = "process.env.PROD"

// Effectful imports
%raw("require('firebase/auth')")
%raw("require('firebase/functions')")
%raw("require('firebase/firestore')")

type userT = {
  displayName: string,
  email: string,

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let bodyView = document.body;

bodyView.style.position = "absolute";
let rect = bodyView.getBoundingClientRect();
bodyView.style.width = "100%";
bodyView.style.height = "100%";

let body = {
  pos: {
    x: 40,

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{"lastUpload":"2020-01-15T07:27:39.390Z","extensionVersion":"v3.4.3"}

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// Bug 1
// Typescript only looks at the fields and methods to type check, not the constructors.
// Root cause: structural typing
class Animal {
    feet: number;
    constructor(name: string, numFeet: number) { }
}

class Size {
    feet: number;

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bla

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cur__root=/Users/benjamin/Desktop/tmp/example2
esy_build__build_type=out-of-source
cur__toplevel=/Users/benjamin/Desktop/tmp/example2/node_modules/.cache/_esy/store/s/bsb_native_example-0.0.0-5f5bb9b0/toplevel
SHELL=env -i /bin/bash --norc --noprofile
cur__target_dir=/Users/benjamin/Desktop/tmp/example2/node_modules/.cache/_esy/store/b/bsb_native_example-0.0.0-5f5bb9b0
esy_build__source_root=/Users/benjamin/Desktop/tmp/example2
cur__depends=
esy_build__source_type=root
esy_build__install_command=
OCAMLPATH=

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value _11_SDL_SetHint(value x36, value x35)
{
   char* x37 = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(x36);
   char* x38 = CTYPES_ADDR_OF_FATPTR(x35);
   int x39 = SDL_SetHint(x37, x38);
   return Val_long(x39);
}

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/* Template for proposals to update the syntax.
   This lists all cases of function definition, function type definition and function application. 
   Full credit to Jordan Walke, I copied the list from https://gist.github.com/jordwalke/6935739b74eb9b8496670cc7860f5acf and
   only minorly tweaked it. */
let a = 10;

let b = 20;

/* A */
let nonNamed a b => a + b;

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/* The only whitespace sensitivity here is between the first colon and the named argument
  let a c :b => c
  VS
  let a c : b => c
  The former is a function that takes 2 arguments where the 2nd one is a named argument, and it returns `c` of open type.
  The latter one is a function that takes one argument and that returns `c` of type `b`
 */
let a = 10;

let b = 20;