🎨 elm-format

part10/ElmHub.elm

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 port module ElmHub exposing (..)
 
-import Html exposing (..)
-import Html.Attributes exposing (class, target, href, defaultValue, type_, checked, placeholder, value)
-import Html.Events exposing (..)
 import Auth
+import Html exposing (..)
+import Html.Attributes exposing (checked, class, defaultValue, href, placeholder, target, type_, value)
+import Html.Events exposing (..)
 import Json.Decode exposing (Decoder)
 import Json.Decode.Pipeline exposing (..)
 import String
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ update msg model =
                 newModel =
                     { model | results = newResults }
             in
-                ( newModel, Cmd.none )
+            ( newModel, Cmd.none )
 
         DoNothing ->
             ( model, Cmd.none )
@@ -270,16 +270,17 @@ getQueryString : Model -> String
 Try identifying patterns and writing helper functions which are responsible for
 handling those patterns. Then have this function call them. Things to consider:
 
-* There's pattern of adding "+foo:bar" - could we write a helper function for this?
-* In one case, if the "bar" in "+foo:bar" is empty, we want to return "" instead
-  of "+foo:" - is this always true? Should our helper function always do that?
-* We also join query parameters together with "=" and "&" a lot. Can we give
-  that pattern a similar treatment? Should we also take "?" into account?
+  - There's pattern of adding "+foo:bar" - could we write a helper function for this?
+  - In one case, if the "bar" in "+foo:bar" is empty, we want to return "" instead
+    of "+foo:" - is this always true? Should our helper function always do that?
+  - We also join query parameters together with "=" and "&" a lot. Can we give
+    that pattern a similar treatment? Should we also take "?" into account?
 
 If you have time, give this refactor a shot and see how it turns out!
 
 Writing something out the long way like this, and then refactoring to something
 nicer, is generally the preferred way to go about building things in Elm.
+
 -}
 getQueryString : Model -> String
 getQueryString model =
@@ -291,7 +292,7 @@ getQueryString model =
         ++ "+in:"
         ++ model.options.searchIn
         ++ "+stars:>="
-        ++ (toString model.options.minStars)
+        ++ toString model.options.minStars
         ++ "+language:elm"
         ++ (if String.isEmpty model.options.userFilter then
                 ""