Cannot declare multiline function

I’m not sure what I’m missing from the readme, but I cannot seem to able to define multiline functions.

Given:

let bla = (one, two) ->
    console.log one
    console.log two

It compiles to:

let bla = function(one, two) {}
    console.log(one)
    console.log(two)

There is just a single line break after -> and the indentation is the same on the 2nd and 3rd line. I’m using the VSC extensions, so the language server is already displaying me an error before compilation, saying Cannot find name 'one'

Changing it to an arrow function:

let bla = (one, two) =>
    console.log one
    console.log two

Results in:

let bla = (one, two) =>
    console.log(one)
    console.log(two)

Here’s the same with types:

let bla = (one: string, two: string) =>
    console.log one
    console.log two

It turns to:

let bla = (one: string, two: string) =>
    console.log(one)
    console.log(two)

[zolomatok]

Thanks Daniel, really helpful! Read the readme like 5 times but I missed that 😄

+1 for optional assignment, I never understood why it’s not a thing in typescript and it’s always a big bummer conditional assignment is also very nice!

Civet has a really, really bright future 🌈

[zolomatok]

Works great, thank you!