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Example demonstrating how one might architect a single page application Elm app with Rust as the backend.
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Example demonstrating how one might architect a single page application Elm app.

Dependencies MacOS

You will need to have rust and cargo installed on MacOS.

brew install node elm
npm install -g uglify-js@2.4.11

Building

make serve or make serve_debug

Now open http://127.0.0.1:8080 in your browser.

TODO

  • Add Makefile
  • Add GPLV3 License
  • Add make release target that is nix ready...
  • Determine if src/Body.elm or pages in src/Page should have subscription functions
  • use actix backend that maps most root requests to serve actix_file::Files
  • Submit to slack for feedback...
  • Refactor into router page
  • Handle back-navigation
  • Add default.nix