ax_webclient

<section class="hero">
  <center>
    <h1 class="title"><%= gettext "Welcome to %{name}", name: "Altex's WebClient!" %></h1>
    <p class="text-gray-600"><%= gettext("An Elixir/Phoenix/Liveview Scaffold, by Andreas Altendorfer") %></p>
  </center>
</section>

<section class="mx-10 lg:mx-40">
  <%= if Plug.Conn.get_session(@conn, :current_user) do %>
    <center>
      <p class="font-semibold text-green-500"><%= gettext "You're logged in" %></p>
    </center>
  <% end %>
  <article>
    <p class="max-w-prose">
    <.markdown body={ 
    ~s"""
    # Altex
    
    is a bunch of independent _mix projects_ which can be used in any Elixir
    and Phoenix application. It supports a clean architecture and well structured
    code.

    ## Mix projects

    - [axentity](https://hex.pm/packages/axentity)
    - [axrepo](https://hex.pm/packages/axrepo)
    - and this, [ax_webclient](https://hex.pm/packages/ax_webclient)

    ## Dependencies

    `ax_webclient` depends on `axrepo` which depends on `axentity`.
    In `ax_webclient` it is sufficient to add `axrepo` to your `deps()` in
    `mix.exs`.

    ## No database

    Frankly, I think databases are something obsolete nowadays. For a simple
    web-application you usually don't need one. Therefore we implemented a 
    simple _repository_ and _entity_ pattern in `axrepo` and `axentity`. 

    Where an `Entity` is a wrapper
    around any leagel Elixir term and `Repo` can store them wherever you want.

    For a simple scaffold, the filesystem and memory of a modern server is more
    than enough and with respond times less than 10ms, its also fast enough to store 
    and serve our data.

    ### dETS, Files

    The following directories should exist in your runtime environment

    ```bash
    ./data/test/
    ./data/dev/
    ./data/prod/
    ```

    For each "table"/"store" created in `Altex.Repo` you will find a corresponding
    file in these directories.

    ## Altex WebClient

    This here is a Phoenix 1.6 & Tailwind 3.0 application, using `axentity` and `axrepo`
    to store user, authentication, and profiles. 

    Other than that, we use 
    _[dashbitco/nimble_publisher](https://github.com/dashbitco/nimble_publisher)_
    for our simple blog.
    """ } />
    </p>

    <div class="mt-10 markdown bg-white p-4 shadow rounded-md">
      <img src="/images/altex.svg" class="p-10"/>
    </div>
    <div class="my-10">&nbsp;</div>
  </article>
</section>