Example of adding a right click hook to the BoilerPlatePetal.

Petal Boilerplate

A clean install of the Phoenix 1.7 (RC) along with:

• Alpine JS - using a CDN to avoid needing node_modules
• 🌺 Petal Components Library
• Maintained and sponsored by Petal Framework

Get up and running

Optionally change your database name in dev.exs.

1. Setup the project with mix setup
2. Start Phoenix endpoint with mix phx.server or inside IEx with iex -S mix phx.server
3. Now you can visit localhost:4000 from your browser.

Phoenix 1.7 generators

The CRUD generators (eg. mix phx.gen.live) will produce code that doesn't quite work. Basically, they will use components defined in core_components.ex that we have renamed due to naming clashes with Petal Components. To fix, simply do a find and replace in the generated code:

Replace `.modal` with `.phx_modal`
Replace `.table` with `.phx_table`
Replace `.button` with `.phx_button`

This should make it work but it'll be using a different style of buttons/tables/modal to Petal Components. To work with Petal Components you will need to replace all buttons/tables/modal with the Petal Component versions.

Petal Pro currently comes with a generator to build CRUD interfaces with Petal Components. You can purchase it here.

Renaming your project

Run mix rename PetalBoilerplate YourNewName to rename your project. You can then remove {:rename_project, "~> 0.1.0", only: :dev} from your mix.exs file.