Awesome
Elixir Companies
A collection of companies using Elixir in production.
Proudly built with Phoenix.
Adding a new company be showcased
- Fork the repo
- Use the helper Mix task to generate the file:
mix create_company_file {{ your company name }}
-- OR --
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Add your company information to a new
/priv/companies/{{company_name}}.exs
in the following format:# Company file for Acme Corp # Created on: 2024-01-01 %{ name: "Acme Corp", website: "https://example.com/", github: "https://github.com/example/acme-corp", # reference lib/companies/industries.ex for a list of recommended industries to use here industry: "Technology", location: %{ city: "City", state: "State", country: "Country" }, description: """ Description of Acme Corp goes here. """, last_changed_on: ~D[2024-01-01] }
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Create a pull request adding the new company file
Development
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Install current elixir, erlang and nodejs versions
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This project uses asdf to manage the language versions of the project.
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Follow the instructions on asdf#getting-started to install asdf.
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Once complete, run the following command to install the language versions:
asdf install
-- OR --
- If you manage your language versions differently, please reference ~/.tool-versions for the specific versions to run the project.
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Install elixir and nodejs dependencies with
mix setup
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Start Phoenix endpoint with
mix phx.server
Now you can visit localhost:4000
from your browser.
Localization
In order to add a new language to the available list of locales, you have to do the following:
mix gettext.extract
in order to extract all the latest gettext msgids from the codemix gettext.merge --priv/gettext
in order to merge the latest msgids with the locales.mix gettext.merge --priv/gettext --locale locale_code
in order the generate the files for the new locale.- Edit the
default.po
anderrors.po
in thepriv/gettext/{locale_code}/LC_MESSAGES/
dir. You leave the msgids intact and only touch the msgstr fields, where you translate the text accordingly.