alvinlai/phoenix_token_auth_react

Example app for phoenix_token_auth

PhoenixTokenAuthReact

This is an example app using Phoenix, phoenix_token_auth and React.

Branch master uses phoenix_token_auth's latest hex release and branch development might use a more current version of phoenix_token_auth's master branch.

You need to have a (free) mailgun account to be able to send welcome emails. You'll need to know your mailgun domain, and HTTP API key.

Running

• Clone the repository and change into it's directory
• Install dependencies:

mix deps.get && npm install

• Create and migrate the database (You might also need to change the DB username/password in config/dev.exs before you try to run the DB creation and migration tasks.)

mix do ecto.create, ecto.migrate

• Add some example data

mix seed_db

• Configure a real mail user, in the same domain as the mailgun domain you configured, in config/config.exs.

    config :phoenix_token_auth,
      ...
      email_sender: "[email protected]",
      ...

• Start the server

MAILGUN_DOMAIN=... MAILGUN_KEY=... mix phoenix.server

• Open your browser at http://localhost:4000 and explore.

Testing

In order to run mix test, which makes use of Hound for testing, you need a local webdriver server to be running. You can find simple instructions at https://github.com/HashNuke/hound/wiki/Starting-a-webdriver-server

On OS X with Firefox and Homebrew installed you may install the Selenium web driver and follow the instructions for running it:

brew install selenium-server-standalone

You may also need to change the DB username/password in config/test.exs before you try to run the tests.

Credits

A lot of inspiration and code were taken from https://github.com/FancyPixel/small-frontend.