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Elixir Phoenix A Phoenix application that connects to a PostgreSQL database
elixir
phoenix
postgres

Elixir Phoenix Example

This example is a Phoenix application that connects to a Railway Postgres database.

Deploy on Railway

Features

  • Elixir
  • Phoenix
  • Postgres

💁‍♀️ How to use

  • Create a Railway project with the Postgres plugin
  • Connect to your Railway project with railway link
  • Install dependencies with railway run mix deps.get
  • Migrate the database railway run mix ecto.migrate
  • Install node dependencies with cd assets && npm install
  • Run the Phoenix app railway run mix phx.server

📝 Notes

This example was generated by running mix phx.new.

Read more about Phoenix at their official documentation.