Dmitrii 'Mamut' Dimandt dmitriid

I have both handle_event and handle_info handlers which pattern match on certain payloads

The problem mostly manifests in handle_info where (for better or for worse) I end up matching more deeply

Below are diffs directly from phoenix.new (note: phoenix.new tends to "spam" commits which makes the problem slightly worse: you end up with a lot of commits that may contain wildly invalid code)

-  def handle_info(%{event: "play_now", payload: %{song: song}}, socket) do
+ def handle_info(%{event: "play_now", payload: %{}, socket) do

Users and roles

The docs reads like it's enough to have roles without assigning users to organizations. Morover, AuthKit allows a user to log in without any organization (perhaps correcly, for actions and business logic to then assign something to the user).

However, even with organization_id the flow is... inscrutable:

>> REQUEST >>

This is based on a Elixir Phoenix application, but should work for elixir-only apps as well (they will have fewer directories, that's all).

A typical project would have these directories and files:

_build
assets
  css
  js
 node_modules

There's nothing great or particularly amazing about Angular and its build processes.

Everything Angular does is fighting against its own architectural decisions. On a high level it's like this:

We write in Typescript, we need to compile to Javascript
Typescript cannot compile our templates because they are custom templates
We need to compile templates
Typescript compiler barfs at some of our code, we need to fix the code, or the compiler, or both, or hack in between them
The resulting Javascript is hundreds of kilobytes larger than any competition.
We need to somehow reduce the size

	## This porvides your settings and Auth0 secrets
	## It should read them from env, but I have them hardcoded in dev :D

	defmodule Telepai.Secrets do
	use AshAuthentication.Secret

	def secret_for([:authentication, :strategies, :auth0, :client_id], Telepai.Users.User, _) do
	{:ok, "2D...."} #get_config(:client_id)
	end

	scheme:[//[user:password@]host[:port]][/]path[?query][#fragment]

	(file\|ftp\|https\|http\|irc\|mailto):\/\/((\w+(:\w+)?@)?\w(\w\.?)(:\d{1,5})?\/?)?(\w(\w+\/))?(#\w+)?

	---

	scheme = (file\|ftp\|https\|http\|irc\|mailto):\/\/

	optional username followed by optional :password. Username and password ar alphanumeric
	\|

	const setUpClipboardHandler = (el) => {
	let hasFiles = false;
	let counter = 0;

	const upload = (fileOrFiles) => {
	let fileInput = null;

	if (el.dataset.chunkId) {
	fileInput = document.querySelector(`form[data-chunk-id="${el.dataset.chunkId}"] input[type="file"]`);
	} else {

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	version: '3'

	networks:
	gaia:
	driver: bridge

	services:
	# gaia-postgres:
	# container_name: gaia-postgres
	# image: postgres:latest