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sky/specs/idl.md

 Sky IDL
 =======
 
 The Sky IDL language is used to describe JS APIs found in Sky, in
 particular, the JS APIs exposed by the four magical imports defined in
 this document.
 
 Sky IDL definitions are typically compiled to C++ that exposes the C++
 implementations of the APIs to JavaScript.
 
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 ### Types ###
 
 The following types are available:
 
 * ``Integer`` - WebIDL ``long long``
 * ``Float`` - WebIDL ``double``
 * ``Infinity`` - singleton type with value ``Infinity``
 * ``String`` - WebIDL ``USVString``
 * ``Boolean`` - WebIDL ``boolean``
-# ``Object`` - WebIDL ``object`` (``ClassName`` can be used as a literal for this type)
+* ``Object`` - WebIDL ``object`` (``ClassName`` can be used as a literal for this type)
 * ``ClassName`` - an instance of the class ClassName
 * ``Class<ClassName>`` - a class ClassName or one of its subclasses (not an instance)
 * ``DictionaryName`` - an instance of the dictionary DictionaryName
 * ``Promise<Type>`` - WebIDL ``Promise<T>``
 * ``Generator<Type>`` - An ECMAScript generator function that returns data of the given type
 * ``Array<Type>`` - WebIDL ``sequence<T>``
 * ``Dictionary<Type>`` - unordered set of name-value String-Type pairs with no duplicate names
 * ``Type?`` - union of Type and the singleton type with value ``null`` (WebIDL nullable)
 * ``(Type1 or Type2)`` - union of Type1 and Type2 (WebIDL union)
 * ``any`` - union of all types (WebIDL ``any``)
 
 Methods that return nothing (undefined, in JS) use the keyword "void"
 instead of a type.
 
 
 TODO(ianh): Define in detail how this actually works
 
 
 Mojom IDL
 ---------
 
 The Mojom IDL language is used to describe the APIs exposed over Mojo
 pipes.
 
 Mojom IDL definitions are typically compiled to wrappers in each
 language, which are then used as imports.
 
 TODO(ianh): Define in detail how this actually works