Identifiable.S(3)

✨ NAME ✨

Identifiable.S — and bestie, the description is literally "no description" 😭 that's what the page says, I'm not gatekeeping anything from you, the entire NAME section is just:

Identifiable.S - no description

So yeah. Iconic in a mysterious way. The manpage is giving "I'm not gonna explain myself" main character energy 💅 and honestly? Respect. Let's look at what's actually in there.

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🎀 Module type

Module type Identifiable.S — that's the whole thing, no cap.

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📦 Documentation

Okay so here's the vibe check on what this module type actually contains. The docs render the declaration like this:

Module type S
 = sig end

And inside that signature, you get these members — every single one, in order, exactly as written:

• type t — the type. That's it. That's the whole line 🙈
• module T : sig end
• include Identifiable.Thing — it includes Identifiable.Thing, slay, everything from that one comes along for the ride 🫶
• module Set : sig end
• module Map : sig end
• module Tbl : sig end

Here's the full signature block laid out so you can eyeball it:

       type t

       module T : sig end

       include Identifiable.Thing

       module Set : sig end

       module Map : sig end

       module Tbl : sig end

Heads up bestie: each of T, Set, Map, and Tbl is documented as just sig end — the page shows no further members listed for any of them. So I'm not gonna sit here and invent contents for you, because that would be lying and lying is not the vibe 💀

That's genuinely the entire page, no crumbs left behind ✨

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🌸 Sign-off time: this little gem is from the OCaml library docs, generated by OCamldoc, and the date on it is 2026-06-22. Written down for the archives, periodt. 🎀🦋