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i'm begining with Suave and F#. I'm trying to pass a json serialized object in my webpart to get it in my response. In php i have this <?php header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials:true'); header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers:Content-Type, Accept'); header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods:GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS'); header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*'); ?> { "player1Key":"hdegftzj25", "gameKey":"aegfhzkfszl74852" } and with this i get my json object, then i tried to do the same with Suave and Newtonsoft.Json type gameCreate= { player1Key : string gameKey: string } let create= {

I saw a video on https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Visual-Studio-Toolbox/Visual-F-Tools where a project using Suave is created. I tried to follow exactly what was being done but my installation of VS 2017, just updated today, behaves quite differently. First I installed Suave exactly like in the video, and it appears among my references, between mscorlib and System , just like in the video. Then the video shows the following code: [<EntryPoint>] let main argv = startWebServer 0 // return an integer exit code At this point VS 2017 suggests "Open Suave" in the video, since startWebServer is not

I'm just getting up and running with Suave.io. I'm sure this will become clearer as I dig more into Applicatives - but from a high level I can't see how to write a pathScan rule that applies the request applicative too. All examples I'm found only do one or the other. In both cases they are applied to a function taking arguments - so presumably the arguments would be combined somehow too. Both pathScan and request take a function that produces a web part, so they cannot be nicely chained using >>= . Instead, you can nest one inside the other (I think the order does not really matter here):