Material Design Bootstrap 4 Forms for Phoenix Applications
A full support library for phoenix that allows us to search, sort and paginate phoenix ecto models.
Elixir Keycloak integration, based on plugs and macroses. Mostly compatible with phoenix apps
A hip family of Plugs that mean business.
Supabase UI for Surface
Does anyone actually read this?
Drempel provides exponential backoffs to put speed bumps on your critical actions to e.g. slow down brute force attacks.
Validate parameters in Phoenix with ease using Ecto.Schema
A spaced-repetition system based on Anki built in Phoenix LiveView which uses Markdown for flashcard content
A powerful Ash Framework extension for handling translations in Phoenix applications with policy-aware, multi-backend support
A simple paginator helper for Elixir Phoenix
A block-style editor for live view
Create Migrations and Scaffolding from a Pre-Existing Database.
DSL for declarative Phoenix controllers
A lightweight Phoenix library for testing pure HTML with human-like interactions
A flexible and composable filtering library for Phoenix LiveView applications
Humo framework core package.
Phoenix-based framework for chatbot development and orchestration.
Phoenix template engine for Ratchet
Toolbox that help to do trivial things faster. I have more free time for life
An easy-to-use, self-contained CMS
Railway IPC UI
Advanced configurable navigation component for Phoenix LiveView with native DaisyUI integration, Tailwind CSS support, permissions filter...
Helpers built to work with Phoenix's page struct to easily build HTML output for ZURB Foundation framework.
Admin interface generator
Wayfinder generates TypeScript client helpers from Phoenix routes for use with Inertia.js or similar frameworks.
User accounts for Phoenix. Supports OAuth, JWT and forms out of the box
YipyipExAuth has been retired and replaced by Charon. Check it out at https://github.com/weareyipyip/charon or https://hexdocs.pm/charon
Blogs, docs, and static pages in Phoenix
Elixir client for Unilink Affiliation Service