Papipo
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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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?
Papipo
No,
export package-informationis a new command I had to implement in the gleam compiler precisely for Mix integration: it exports thegleam.tomlfile as JSON so Mix can use it.As described on the PR comment you need to install gleam nightly to have this new command, which will be released in gleam 1.10.0. That should fix the issue you are having.
Let me know if you hit any other hurdle after that or if it works as expected. Thanks!
lostbean
Amazing! Just using the latest main branch from Gleam and
mix deps.getandmix compileare working fine. I can see Gleam logs during the compilation and the artifacts under_build. Now I’m struggling to find how to import anything from the Gleam package into Elixir. I couldn’t find any module or atom referencing it.lostbean
I tried to add
gleam_stdlibin the elixir deps list,mix compileworks fine but now when I runiex -S mixI get:Not sure if this was expected. I was trying to import stdlib and run a basic test.
Papipo
Yes, that’s expected because gleam_stdlib does not have an .app file, so you need to add
app: falseto the dependency in mix.exs. In fact this is true for any hex dependency as well.lostbean
It makes sense. And it is all working now. Thank you so much @Papipo!
One observation is that adding
app: falseleads to a conflict:Adding
override: truedid fix it (though felt a bit weird having to override it). Also realized I could have used it as a transitive dependency from the gleam package which would have avoided the conflict but led to having direct code usage on transitive packages.lostbean
Another improvement, though possibly unrelated to this, is making the gleam dependency atoms (.e.g.
:gleam@listor:gleam@json) visible or searchable iniex. It seems there is some lazy loading because they don’t show up for tab completion iniex, but after you use them once, then they show up.Papipo
Yeah, I am aware of the need for override, already looking to fix it.
What you say about iex autocompletion is interesting but I don’t know to do it, I’ll investigate.
Thanks for the feedback!
Papipo
Can you pull the latest changes on the elixir branch, recompile and try again?
app: falsewas being forced and I’ve just removed it. This fixed the issue for me.lostbean
After switching to the latest commit,
mix compileis failing with:with the following gleam deps:
Only got it “working” by removing the local dep and adding
app: falseto gleeunit: