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The sunroof compiler compiles an effect that returns a Sunroof/JavaScript value into a JavaScript program. An example invocation is

 GHCi> import Language.Sunroof
 GHCi> import Language.Sunroof.JS.Browser
 GHCi> import Data.Default
 GHCi> txt <- sunroofCompileJSA def "main" $ do alert(js "Hello");
 GHCi> putStrLn txt
 var main = (function() {
   alert("Hello");
 })();

(The extra function and application are intentional and are a common JavaScript trick to circumvent scoping issues.)

To generate a function, not just an effect, you can use the function combinator.

 GHCi> txt <- sunroofCompileJSA def "main" $ do
            function $ \ n -> do
                return (n * (n :: JSNumber))
 GHCi> putStrLn txt
 var main = (function() {
   var v1 = function(v0) {
     return v0*v0;
   };
   return v1;
 })();

Now main in JavaScript is bound to the square function.

Compiles code using the blocking threading model. Usage is the same as for sunroofCompileJSA.

Compile a Javascript computation (using the given continuation closer) into basic Javascript statements. Also return the next fresh unique. This function should only be used if you know what your doing!

Options to setup the compiler.