winsalva

winsalva

Hello all. First of all i’m running this using termux on an android phone.

Running mix assets.setup shows this message

06:54:08.450 [debug] Downloading tailwind from https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/releases/download/v3.3.2/tailwindcss-linux-armv7

but then running mix assets.build throws mix tailwind default exited with 159

I believe this is due to the command tailwind.install did not successfully installed tailwind?

I used to setup tailwind lately in this phone by following a tutorial i found online about setting up PETAL stack and it works. But that setup had to use node and postcss but then in this new Phoenix 1.7.x, we don’t use node anymore and i have no idea how can i add tailwind except by using its cdn.

I know android isn’t good fit for development due to its limitations nor should be considered for any serious projects. But it would nice to have for someone who wants to test or try Elixir/Phoenix on their phone.

We understand that some ‘special’ libraries cannot be run on android but we’re hoping that even atleast we will be able to completely setup/run out-of-the-box Elixir/Phoenix features :folded_hands:

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