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import Html exposing (..)
import Html.App exposing (program)
import Html.Events exposing (onClick, on, targetValue)
import Html.Attributes exposing (..)
import Json.Decode as Json
import String
{-
Summary of changes since: https://gist.github.com/freakingawesome/2a021ddeaf0fb3592c4714885339ca2a
- Replaced hardcoded 10 with a multiplier value that is selected in a dropdown
- Removed `cost` field from Model in favor of a `calculateCost` function
-}
main =
program { init = (initialModel, Cmd.none), view = view, update = update, subscriptions = always Sub.none }
initialModel =
{ month = 0
, multiplier = 0
, email = "[email protected]"
}
intOption i =
let s = toString i
in option [value s ] [ text s ]
view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
Html.div []
[ input [ placeholder "[email protected]" ] []
, select [ on "change" (Json.map MonthChanged targetValueIntDecoder) ]
(List.map intOption [0..12]) -- month selector
, select [ on "change" (Json.map MultiplierChanged targetValueIntDecoder) ]
(List.map intOption (List.map ((*) 10) [0..10]))
, Html.span [][text (toString <| calculateCost model)]
, button [ onClick Submit ] [text "Send"]
]
targetValueIntDecoder : Json.Decoder Int
targetValueIntDecoder =
targetValue `Json.andThen` \val ->
case String.toInt val of
Ok i -> Json.succeed i
Err err -> Json.fail err
calculateCost : Model -> Int
calculateCost m =
m.month * m.multiplier
type Msg
= Submit
| MonthChanged Int
| MultiplierChanged Int
type alias Model =
{ month : Int
, multiplier : Int
, email : String
}
update msg model =
case msg of
Submit ->
(model, Cmd.none)
MonthChanged month ->
({ model | month = month }, Cmd.none)
MultiplierChanged multiplier ->
({ model | multiplier = multiplier }, Cmd.none)
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smorele commented May 24, 2016

thanks again :)

I had the idea to do:

actions can be Submit or Calculate
each time user change select values, it calls Calculate. When user click on the submit button it calls Submit

Then instead of having a function to manage each select, can I have an unique fonction ? This function is suppose to update model.month or model.multiplier then I thought it can be possible to do with an unique action.
For your information, my full example is here, it's a simple calculator supposed to estimate your project costs.
As you can see, I'm not really comfortable with elm and FP (and my English, sorry I'm French :)) but I really try to understand how do Elm and Haskell work (with http://learnyouahaskell.com/).

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