cjbottaro
I have an umbrella project that has lots of Phoenix apps, background workers, etc. Releases work great for deployment when you only want to start certain applications, but what about local dev using mix?
Given an umbrella like:
umbrella
apps
foo
foo_web
foo_worker
I’d like say something like iex -S mix app.start foo and it not startup the foo_web and foo_worker apps.
I made my own custom mix task for this, but it requires compiling my app first, which is a bit wonky since most people I know just do mix deps.get; iex -S mix and let the compile happen implicitly. Also, would be better to use something built-in than something custom.
Thanks for the help!
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hauleth
You can use:
To start only one application. Just remember to add
--no-haltif you run it outside of IEx.shanesveller
I typically use
mix cmd --app umbrella_child mix runorpushd/popdfor that, together with Tmux splits/panes, which can optionally be automated with projects like tmuxinator, teamocil, or a recent entrant called dmux.Our primary repository at work is a large umbrella where most development efforts target one web frontend plus data and batch processing, so around a quarter of the total repo footprint, and this model works well in that scenario.
cjbottaro
Nice, thanks for the mix command!
We use tmuxinator also, but I’m not entirely happy with it, thanks for those alternatives, going to check them out.
How do you use
pushdandpopd, I’m not getting that part.shanesveller
pushdandpopdare named after pushing and popping a stack from traditional computer science, so it looks something like: