wktdev
In the Phoenix code below where is the render() function being referenced from? Where is its actual declaration?
defmodule AppxWeb.HelloController do
use AppxWeb, :controller
def world(conn, _params) do
render(conn, "world.html")
end
end
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kokolegorille
It is in the Phoenix controller code…
c4710n
To supplement more details…
use AppxWeb, :controllercalls theAppxWeb.controller/0function viaAppxWeb.__using__/1macro.AppxWeb.controller/0importsPhoenix.Controller.Before using Phoenix, learning some basic Elixir is important.
Sanjibukai
I’m not 100% sure but afaik there’s no “magic” in Phoenix/Elixir, I mean there is no implicit “code injection”.
So the only place where any function that you are using without a Module name (like
renderhere) could only reside in that module itself (indefordefp) or in any module you are explicitlyimporting oruseing. The only exception being functions from theKernelmodule where they are imported automatically.Even
aliasing modules still need to call functions with the aliased module name..I think that this can help better understand how things are tied together in Elixir projects.
The explicitness of Elixir make it very clear. Also this reminds me a recent discussion here in the forum about implicitness vs explicitness.. (will update with the link, currently on mobile)