Make HTMLCollection and NodeList valid array types #22
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as mentioned on a conversation on elm-slack about this issue, a known workaround is to use https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/debois/elm-dom/latest/DOM#childNodes or to adapt it to our needs |
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I create an Ellie which logs the fail outputs of the decoders, to make it clearer what this Ellie is testing. |
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SSCCE: https://ellie-app.com/8zCdXgf99qCa1
On the SSCCE above I would expect the decoders for both childNodes (NodeList) and children (HTMLCollection) to decode correctly to a list - this is similar to how it currently handles FileList.
Found this issue when trying to implement a flexible data table, similar to the one shown here: https://adamlynch.com/flexible-data-tables-with-css-grid/#resizing-columns-with-grid
This is similar to #9.