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Introduction

This is a basic container for a fresh Phoenix project. It is meant to serve as the scaffold for your next cool Phoenix project. This is the structure of this repo:

  • Build instructions

    The Docker and docker compose files and convenience scripts that live in the root.

  • The Phoenix app

    The app is put into the app folder to avoid clutter.

  • The volumes

    These are the folders starting with a ., like .db, .mix. These will be generated once you start the container.

If you would like to build a fresh project from scratch, then follow the initial steps provided below. If you like the existing project inside the app folder, then skip to the development secion.

Initial Setup

The following steps will create the appropriate container for our Phoenix project. You can safely run them even if the project already exists.

docker compose up -d

mix local.hex --if-missing --force

yes | mix archive.install hex phx_new --force

The next step will create the project in the apps folder. If the project is already there, then avoid this step.

mix phx.new app --install

Development

Depending on your needs, you can utilize any of the following commands.

./boot.sh

This command will spin the container off and then return back to the host machine's command line. It does not start the server. Best option for just running the container in background.

./dig.sh

This command will spin the container off and go inside its shell. Best option for getting the full control over the container's internal workings.

./serve.sh

This command will spin the container off and start the Phoenix server inside it, and stay in the container's shell. Best option for quickly spinning off the server and turning it off. If you terminate the server, you will go back to the host machine's terminal while the container will still be running.

Contribution

Should you find any flows or chance of improvement, please kindly let me know.

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