gen_template_dino_live_view v0.2.22 GenTemplateDinoLiveView

Dino LiveView Boilerplate

An opinionated template to create phoenix apps, using live view and tailwind.

Prerequisites

You'll need to install the mix_templates and mix_generator packages by Dave Thomas

mix archive.install hex mix_templates
mix archive.install hex mix_generator

Install

Install the gen_template_dino_live_view using the following command:

mix template.install hex gen_template_dino_live_view

Usage

mix gen gen_template_dino_live_view project

Then go to into the project created and execute the following commands:

cd project
mix deps.get # get elixir dependencies
cd assets 
yarn # install assets if you prefer npm just run; npm install
cd - # go back to the project root directory
iex -S mix phx.server # start the server

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Troubles during the bootstrap

see issue #1

Please note you can easy remove the Example LiveView:

lib/project_web/live/example.ex remove this file
lib/project_web/templates/layout/app.html.eex remove the line with the pattern <%= *Web.Live.Example %>

Remember replace project with the name of your project.

If you want self-signed trusted certs (only-locally) use mkcert

Created: 2019-09-22

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Functions

based_on()

Return the name or path of a template that this template is based upon. That template will be processed first, and then this one will be executed.

clean_up(assigns)

Override this function to do any cleanup after your template has been copied into the user project. One use of this is to remove unwanted files created by a template upon which this template is based.

copy_github_action(assigns)

name()

Return the name of this template as an atom. This is the name passed to the gen command.

options()

Return the list of options supported by this template.

short_desc()

Return the short description of this template, or nil.

source_dir()

Return the absolute path to the tree that is to be copied when instantiating this template. This top-level dir will typically just contain a directory called $APP_NAME$ .

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