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Support for AlpineJS in LiveView was added in 0.13.3 and it works fabulously. I just wrote a blog article about it and plan another one soon on transitions with AlpineJS and Tailwind CSS.
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webuhu
Thanks for your really good read.
it took me a long time until I’ve settled to used Phoenix).
I’m always very skeptical in using any framework (
Anyway Alpine.js could by a candidate to use.
But I’ve one question:
What’s the real benefit in using spruce for state management?
Isn’t the usage of
localStoragenot just enough or even better.Sprouce seems to store the state in
window- so it’s always just available in the current browser tab.With
localStorageI could manage to sync state across tabs, right?I just can’t see the benefit in using, but please convince me of the opposite.
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stryrckt
I just published a follow-on article showing how to use AlpineJS and Tailwind CSS to create LiveView modals.
stryrckt
If you are using the latest version of Alpine.js (v3), you will need to make some changes in how you set it up.
Alessandro Di Maria has a short guide on the changes you need to make in this article: Update LiveView for Alpine.js 101 - DEV Community.
stryrckt
You can certainly use localStorage from Alpine, as this article demonstrates: Sync Alpine.js x-data to localStorage/sessionStorage · Code with Hugo. So if you are skeptical about pulling in another framework, it is probably good enough.
For me, Spruce is nice because it integrates well with Alpine, allows you to watch for changes in state, and it works with
x-model.Last Post!
AllanPinheiroDeLima
Hi, I came back to say that I did the inclusion of Alpine in a slightly different manner. I’m using Alpine 3.2.1 and the snipped showed in the post helped, but didn’t solved all the problems I was having. So I’m leaving my snippet for anyone who comes across the same problem and can’t solve using the post:
Edit: I also should mention that maybe I have something wrong in my code that forces me to do things this way. I’m a beginner at Elixir/Phoenix, so if something looks off about this code or the approach, please, correct me
Thank you for the help!