Franklin is a custom blog application that will (in the future) power MikeZornek.com.
UPDATE: Franklin developmnet has been haulted in favor of other personal projects.
Franklin is written in Elixir, Phoenix, and LiveView and is an intentionally over-engineered blog application. It uses an event-sourced / CQRS core (via commanded) along side modern component-based UI presentation. It aims to make even the simple things overly complex in the spirit of personal education towards these architecture decisions.
Franklin currently remains in a very hacky state and many things are incomplete or only partial implemented. A rough timeline of things to come:
To get the project dependencies and setup the two local databases (one is an event store, the other is the typical Ecto repo storing event projections) use:
$ mix setup
To launch the Phoenix server (which will host the site at http://localhost:4000) attached to an iex session use:
$ iex -S mix phx.server
If you ever want to reset the two local databases, include local dev seeds, use:
$ mix reset_databases
To run the full test suite use:
$ mix test
To render the current docs and open the root index page run:
$ mix docs; open doc/index.html
For more info on these mix commands see the aliases
private function inside of mix.exs
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