loics2

loics2

Hey!

I implemented this code some time ago to compile HEEx templates and give them to MJML (it’s mostly inspired by the live view renderer).

It works great, but recently, I enabled caller annotations in phoenix, and the @ symbol seems to cause some issues with MJML, and it fails to compile.

Is there a way to disable debug anotations just for this? The only place I found a reference to the debug annotations is in here, and it seems to only look at the application configuration.

Does anyone have any ideas?

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garrison

garrison

Yeah, the call site is here but it looks like it’s just based off of the global config.

I guess you could wrap those templates in put_env but that’s obviously insane. Maybe send a proposal or PR?

LostKobrakai

LostKobrakai

This is global config because the eex engine usually runs at compile time. So manual put_env calls would not be helpful here.

garrison

garrison

Oh yeah, forgot about that. Obviously a terrible idea regardless lol.

josevalim

josevalim

Creator of Elixir

We are discussing ways to disable this per template…

loics2

loics2 OP

Nice, it would be great!

In the meantime, it’s easier to strip HTML comments and additional attributes with lazy_html. Not the best solution, but not the worst either

steffend

steffend

Phoenix Core Team

In LiveView 1.2 (no release date yet), you’ll be able to do:

defmodule MyComponentModule do
  use Phoenix.Component

  @debug_heex_annotations false
  @debug_attributes false

  # any HEEx in here won't have debug annotations or data-phx-loc applied
end

Note that any component you call from a different module will still contain the annotations.

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