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[elm-discuss] What build system do you prefer for Elm?
'Rupert Smith' via Elm Discuss
2017-10-31 14:18:02 UTC
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I've been using grunt up until now. Looking into webpack at the moment as a
few github projects I've been looking at use it.

Anyone got any thoughts on the advantages/disadvantages of the various
possibility wrt Elm?
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Peter Damoc
2017-10-31 14:38:24 UTC
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Dustin Farris
2017-10-31 22:53:36 UTC
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I’ve been using broccoli for 8 months now and very happy.

Here’s a plugin I made for elm: https://github.com/dustinfarris/broccoli-elm-make <https://github.com/dustinfarris/broccoli-elm-make>

If you end up trying it I’d love your feedback!
I've been using grunt up until now. Looking into webpack at the moment as a few github projects I've been looking at use it.
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Zachary Kessin
2017-11-01 06:15:24 UTC
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I generally just use GNU Make, I also use it to kick off other builds in
the project so that works well.

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Post by Dustin Farris
I’ve been using broccoli for 8 months now and very happy.
Here’s a plugin I made for elm: https://github.com/
dustinfarris/broccoli-elm-make
If you end up trying it I’d love your feedback!
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I've been using grunt up until now. Looking into webpack at the moment as
a few github projects I've been looking at use it.
Anyone got any thoughts on the advantages/disadvantages of the various possibility wrt Elm?
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Pavan Rikhi
2017-11-04 21:46:29 UTC
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I use webpack to build my app:

https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/client/webpack.config.js


NPM to run webpack:

https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/client/package.json#L8-L9


And a haskell script to build my client & server, or start the
webpack-dev-server & watch/build/run the server:
https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/manage.hs#L218-L245
https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/manage.hs#L184-L215

I was using Make for that last step, but find the haskell script much more
maintainable.
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Simon
2017-11-05 08:19:36 UTC
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I use my own starter, which includes hot reloading:
https://github.com/simonh1000/elm-webpack-starter
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https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/client/webpack.config.js
https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/client/package.json#L8-L9
And a haskell script to build my client & server, or start the
https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/manage.hs#L218-L245
https://github.com/Southern-Exposure-Seed-Exchange/southernexposure.com/blob/master/manage.hs#L184-L215
I was using Make for that last step, but find the haskell script much more
maintainable.
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'Rupert Smith' via Elm Discuss
2017-11-07 17:18:27 UTC
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Post by Simon
https://github.com/simonh1000/elm-webpack-starter
I'm intrigued to try hot reloading. Does it only work if you don't change
the type of the Model?
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Simon
2017-11-07 19:24:37 UTC
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no you can change anything - it also does some reloading of ports as well I
think
it is the O N L Y way to code :-)
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Post by Simon
https://github.com/simonh1000/elm-webpack-starter
I'm intrigued to try hot reloading. Does it only work if you don't change
the type of the Model?
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Costantino Giuliodori
2017-11-08 13:58:08 UTC
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I start simple by using entr (http://entrproject.org), than npm scripts
Post by 'Rupert Smith' via Elm Discuss
I've been using grunt up until now. Looking into webpack at the moment as
a few github projects I've been looking at use it.
Anyone got any thoughts on the advantages/disadvantages of the various
possibility wrt Elm?
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Tommy Messbauer
2017-11-15 04:16:22 UTC
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I use webpack 3. I made a component starter for webpack and then included
it in an app starter. App starter included below and it uses
elm-github-install b/c I need to include shared code from private repos.
You might just want the webpack config.

Advantages: webpack can be a nightmare, but this is a pretty simple setup.
hot reloading for development.
Disadvantages: webpack can be a pain to config.

We have multiple Elm apps in production. I've been really happy with this
setup.

https://github.com/tommymessbauer/elm-app
Post by 'Rupert Smith' via Elm Discuss
I've been using grunt up until now. Looking into webpack at the moment as
a few github projects I've been looking at use it.
Anyone got any thoughts on the advantages/disadvantages of the various
possibility wrt Elm?
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