How to integrate with Phoenix Framework

[wking-io]

How to integrate with Phoenix Framework

[razzeee]

latest phoenix version is using webpack - I moved my codebase from brunch to webpack and am using a webpack loader for elm. Much better then brunch, can recommend it.

[tomek-he-him]

Hi @sashaafm, welcome to elm-live and I’m very sorry for the long delay in responding! I’ve been super busy recently, as alongside a super intensive full time job I’m also starting a new business. Not to mention my lovely little family that deserves my time more than anything else 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦

I’ll be looking for new maintainers of elm-live – so if you know anyone that’s keen to take over the project, let me know! 👑

Did you manage to find an answer to your question in the end?

[sashaafm]

Hello @architectcodes, first of all congratulations on your new project and family.

Unfortunately I didn't find a way to do it. I may try again soon.

[wking-io]

Hey @sashaafm!

Based on my first intuition I am going to make a guess that the answer is no.

Unless you are just using Phoenix as an API and your Elm code as a SPA.

However, if you are using Phoenix to render elm more as view templates then probably no. I would be interested to understand how you use Elm with Phoenix and maybe we can get a solid answer one way or the other!

[tomek-he-him]

#128 might be related

[sashaafm]

I haven't looked into this, but maybe this weekend if I have time I'll give a shot at removing elm-brunch from Phoenix and using elm-live

[sashaafm]

On this topic, I'll try to get it to work when elm-live is released for 0.19 and I migrate my app to it.

[wking-io]

@sashaafm sounds like @razzeee's solution is the best way to integrate moving forward. I am going to close this issue if you do not feel the same feel free to open another issue and we can work something out!