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Don't mean to be that guy, but in the Comparison section at the end of the starting paragraph, it says marcos
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It is Result<u32>
, not Result<()>
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Should add something that says
Installation
npm install --save readdir-enhanced
This would help identifying the npm repository as genuine.
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At first glance this project seems to be quite similar to sanctuary-def. A summary of the differences between the two libraries would be useful. :)
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In the Transform Tree example here
https://glom.readthedocs.io/en/latest/snippets.html#transform-tree
the code uses Ref
"With an arbitrary depth tree, Ref can be used to express a recursive spec."
and gives a code example
I'm using glom 19.10.0 and it doesn't come with Ref