Papipo
Request for testers: Gleam support in Mix
Hi!
I have a PR on the elixir repo that adds support for gleam in Mix.
There you’ll find the instructions to test the feature before it’s released. It will allow you to add gleam path dependencies in your mix.exs file without the need for the mix_gleam archive.
Please try it out and report back with your findings, if any.
Thanks,
Rodrigo.
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First Post!
lostbean
Thanks for working on this PR Rodrigo! It’s coming in at a perfect timing
Today I was trying to set up a new umbrella repo and import an external Gleam project. I had started with
gleam_mixbut was clearly having issues given my umbrella + external Gleam project setup. Then I found this post and I’m super grateful for the help to get this working.I just compiled your branch (I’m using Nix with src overlay) and rewound the
gleam_mixconfig. At first I got this error:That was easy to fix by wiping out project and home folder caches (e.g.
rm -rf ~/.mix).Now when I run
mix deps.get, I’m getting this:I believe that is because I’m running on Gleam 1.9.1. Should it be using the ‘package-interface’ given this is the newest version?
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Papipo
I have pushed a new possible fix for all this stuff
Papipo
They said:
And I can’t just create a minimal one because
I think once files are compiled there is probably something in mix I can use to generate the .app file? I can then inject Erlang options from gleam.toml
lpil
The Gleam compiler only generates Erlang from Gleam modules, but it doesn’t know what any Elixir modules in the package expand to, so it cannot create
.appfiles unless it owns the whole project and so will be performing Elixir and Erlang compilation. This means that any build tool that uses the Gleam compiler will need to generate the required BEAM.beamand.appfiles.edit: Oops, I saw Papipo beat me to it!
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Papipo
Please anyone that has tested this, provide your feedback over the PR, even if it’s to say that it works flawlessly. Thanks.