stringenum | go tool to auto-generate methods | Serialization library

If you have an enum like this in Rust:

I Was able to get it working using @JsonCreator
For @JsonValue with integer We need to explicitly add JsonCreator

Looks like the description of the plugin is not very clear (at least to me), because it seems that:

Your lookup function returns an Enum string key, but you also provide the Enum value Color.None as short-circuit in case lookup returns undefined. So the types don't match here.

In general, string Enum keys can be typed like this:

You are accessing by property value, but, instead, in operator is used to access by property name.

your data looks like:

Views must have a no args constructor, so that they can be instantiated by the framework. In your app subclass (UserInputUI) you actually instantiate InputView youtrself and then call ::class to get the KClass of it. You're only supposed to pass it the KClass directly, so you need to modify your code so that UserInputUI is defined like this:

• You are binding a variable UnitValue, not declaring an alias for a type (not sure if that was the intent).

• types and values, just like in C# have different scopes, so as far as compiler is concerned the type is not declared.

• jsNative is just a shorthand for "throw", it's intended for imported JS constructs, but you are not importing any. See http://fable.io/docs/interacting.html

• since JS lacks types, if the interop is the intent, you actually have to define the type in F# yourself.

• if interop is not an intent, then write a normal F# code, without any Fable attributes, fable will take care of the rest.

Adding the comment answer here for the formatting: UnitValue needs to be a function (constructor):