Pine is a free, open-source, cross-platform Elm runtime environment that lets developers create servers, web apps, and command line tools.
Download the pre-built Pine binary for your platform at https://pine-vm.org/download, or on the releases page on GitHub.
The pine
executable file integrates all functionality to build apps and operate web services.
The command below runs a server and deploys a full-stack web app:
pine run-server --public-urls="http://*:5000" --deploy=https://github.com/pine-vm/pine/tree/8dbd5c91853fbcef3b645d95bccc01a886ccd7e2/implement/example-apps/docker-image-default-app
To deploy in a docker container, use the pine-vm/pine
image from the GitHub Container registry (ghcr.io/pine-vm/pine
). The tags are aligned with the version IDs in the CLI executable file.
docker run -p 5000:80 -p 4000:4000 --env "APPSETTING_adminPassword=test" ghcr.io/pine-vm/pine
A selection of guides on popular topics:
Building full-stack web apps: ./guide/how-to-build-a-full-stack-web-app-in-elm.md
Building a backend or web service: ./guide/how-to-build-a-backend-app-in-elm.md
Using Elm compilation interfaces: ./guide/how-to-use-elm-compilation-interfaces.md
For an overview of all guides and documentation, see the guide
directory.
The rich chat room example app demonstrates features typically found in a chat app, such as user names, message rate-limiting, sound effects, etc. For a detailed description of this app, see the readme file at https://github.com/pine-vm/pine/blob/main/implement/example-apps/rich-chat-room/README.md
Elm Editor is a web app for developing Elm programs.
As an integrated development environment, it assists us in reading, writing, and testing Elm programs and in collaborating with other developers.
To see Elm Editor in action, check out the public instance at https://elm-editor.com
To learn more about Elm Editor, see https://github.com/pine-vm/pine/tree/main/implement/example-apps/elm-editor/README.md
For more example apps, see the example-apps
directory