satom99
Ex_snell - JSON Predicate implementation
In accordance to the Snell IETF draft, this library implements predicates by the use of maps. This may be useful especially when willing to match a set of properties or fields against a specific structure. Do note though that variable types differ from the specification - as Elixir types differ from those in JS.
Repository: https://github.com/satom99/ex_snell
Contributions are more than welcome!
Popular in Libraries
It is a well-know topic within the Elixir community: “To mock or not to mock? :)”
Every alchemist probably has his / her own opinion con...
New
Hi!
I wanted to introduce my latest project LiveSvelte. It allows you to render Svelte inside LiveView with end-to-end reactivity. It’s ...
New
Hello everybody.
I have just released Jason - a new JSON library.
You might be wondering, why do we need a new library? The primary foc...
New
EctoJob
A transactional job queue built with Ecto, PostgreSQL and GenStage
Available on Hex.pm: ecto_job | Hex
Docs: API Reference — ec...
New
ExApi is a library that I’m developing now and hope release soon
This library will allow to:
list all apis
list all api implementation...
New
Experimenting with this code.
OK.try do
user <- fetch_user(1)
cart <- fetch_cart(1)
order = checkout(cart, user)
save_or...
New
Hi, I just published version 0.23.0 of Elixirscript.
Most of the changes are around JavaScript interop now that Elixirscript uses the ...
New
As the title states, EctoEnum has just been updated after some time of hardly any activity in the repo. Here’s the latest release: https:...
New
Samly can be used to enable SAML 2.0 Single Sign On in a Plug/Phoenix application.
This library uses Erlang esaml to provide
plug enabl...
New
Hey everyone!
Req is an HTTP client for Elixir that I’ve been working on for quite some time. There is already a lot of HTTP clients out...
New
Other popular topics
Hello!
tl;dr Announcing Oban, an Ecto based job processing library with a focus on reliability and historical observability.
After spen...
New
In Ruby, I can go:
User.find_by(email: "foobar@email.com").update(email: "hello@email.com")
How can I do something similar in Elixir? ...
New
I have a server on AWS, and was running a load test using artillery. When looking at the Phoenix dashboard I see the Ports going to 100% ...
New
Hi there,
I am working with Ecto-Postgresql and I need to call all of the records from a specific table but the table has 40,000 record...
New
Hi folks,
Few months ago I have announced the proof-of-concept of the library to manipulate the browsers DOM objects directly from Elixi...
New
I would like to know what is the best IDE for elixir development?
New
The Elixir Typespec docs show the following syntax for keyword lists in typespecs:
# ...
| [key: type] # keyword lis...
New
What is the difference between System.get_env and Application.get_env? For example, what are best practices to use one versus another.
New
Hi,
I need to transform a list of numbers into a map where the keys are the indexes and the values are the original values of the list....
New
I have a super simple question about elixir - how would I take a file like this
foo bar baz
and output a new file that enumerates th...
New








