Generating Your Project

It’s easy to generate a project with Mithril’s code generator.

$ mix gen mithril <project-name> [options]

By default, Mithril will generate an extremely plain, bare-bones umbrella application. Use the options below to add functionality.

--accounts: Generates a token-based authentication domain. Requires the following options to be included to work properly: --ecto, --email. See their documentation below.
--api [type]: Generates an API app. Supported types:
- graphql: A GraphQL API using Absinthe
--assets: Generates the Phoenix app with an asset pipeline for javascript and css.
--asset-bundler [bundler] The asset bundler to use for the asset pipeline. Supported options:
- brunch
- webpack
--ci [type]: The CI server you intend to use. Supported options:
- semaphore: Generates configuration for Semaphore.
--deploy [host]: The host you intend to serve your Mithril application from.
- heroku: Generates configuration for Heroku
--ecto [adapter]: Include Ecto for persistence. Supported adapters:
- postgres
--email: Generate email notification domain using Swoosh.
--gettext: Generates internationalization support using Gettext.
--html [template-lang]: Generates HTML-related files in the Phoenix app, such as views, controllers, and templates. Supported template languages:
- eex
- slim via Slime
--sass-syntax [syntax]: The variant of Sass syntax to use if you have an asset pipeline. Supported options:
- sass
- scss
--websockets: Generates needed files for websocket support in both the Phoenix and GraphQL API apps (if you have one).

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