The standard way to use model and update in Elm is to define the Model and Msg types, and the update function:
type alias Model = { ... }
type Msg = Msg1 | Msg2 | ...
update : Msg -> Model -> (Model, Cmd Msg)
...
When the application grows, all those types and functions become more complex. I'd like to separate them in the following way:
type alias Model1 = { ... }
type alias Model2 = { ... }
type alias Model = { model1 : Model1, model2 : Model2 }
type Msg1 = Msg1a | Msg1b | ...
type Msg2 = Msg2a | Msg2b | ...
type Msg = M1 Msg1 | M2 Msg2 | ...
Then, I'd like to handle all of them separately (and I know how to do it).
I have a problem with the view function, though. I define my view as follows:
view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
let v1 = view1 model.model1
...
in ...
view1 : Model1 -> Html Msg1
view1 model = ...
The problem is, the result of view1 is Html Msg1
, and the view function needs Html Msg
.
Is there a way to convert the result from Html Msg1
to Html Msg
?
You're looking for Html.map
:
view : Model -> Html Msg
view model =
let v1 = view1 model.model1 |> Html.map M1
v2 = view2 model.model2 |> Html.map M2
in ...
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