[elm-discuss] Re: Rails integrations issues

[Fabian Kirchner]

You mean, the webpacker gem should create an example elm-app using the 
folderstructure I tried?

On Saturday, 24 June 2017 13:41:51 UTC+2, Max Goldstein wrote:
>
> Assuming that works as described, you should think about sending a PR 
> upstream. 

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[elm-discuss] Re: Rails integrations issues

[Max Goldstein]

Assuming that works as described, you should think about sending a PR upstream. 

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[elm-discuss] Re: Rails integrations issues

[Fabian Kirchner]

Hi Peco,

I recently ran into the same issue.  What I did was create a seperate 
directory for my elm app inside app/javascript (next to the packs folder 
where the example Main.elm was inside) and only put the javascript file 
which initializes elm into the folder app/javascript/packs.  You then need 
to change the import Elm from... line to sth like

import Elm from 'YourNewAppFolder/Main'

and add app/javascript/YourNewAppFolder to the list of src directories in 
elm-package.json (which lies inside your rails root). Then webpack should 
only compile Main.elm and let elm-make decide which other sources to 
compile.

I hope that helps :)

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