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ToolOpen-source projects built with Mix
There are currently 65 open-source projects built with Mix, with a combined total of 15.4k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Elixir.
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A pure-Elixir tool for generating OTP releases from Mix projects, enabling dependency-free deployments.
A framework for building and deploying bulletproof embedded software using Elixir and the Erlang VM.
Interactive learning exercises to master Elixir programming through test-driven exploration.
Mix tasks to simplify using Dialyzer for static type analysis in Elixir projects.
A fully-featured real-world backend application built with Elixir and Phoenix, implementing the RealWorld API specification.
A microbenchmarking tool for Elixir that intelligently runs small tests to estimate average run times and compare results.
A collection of Mix tasks for zero-downtime deployment of Phoenix applications using Distillery releases.
An internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) system for Elixir applications, implementing the standard Gettext framework.
Exercises and algorithms from The Little Schemer book implemented in Elixir with Scheme comparisons.
A single Mix task to efficiently run all code analysis and testing tools in an Elixir project.
A simple static website generator written in Elixir, focused on blogging.
Interactive exercises to learn Elixir by completing test-driven koans.
A story BDD tool for Elixir that parses Gherkin feature files and executes them as acceptance tests.
A simple Elixir code profiler that wraps Erlang's eprof profiler with a convenient macro.
Configure and manage git hooks in Elixir projects to enforce code quality and automate workflows.
Statistical functions and distributions for Elixir, including descriptive statistics and probability distributions.
Attach a web-based console to any Elixir Mix project for remote IEx and Erlang shell access.
An Elixir client library implementing the WebDriver protocol for browser automation with PhantomJS, Firefox, Chrome, and remote servers.
A Lita-inspired Slack bot framework for Elixir, featuring a plugin system for custom handlers.
Generates Elm types, JSON decoders, JSON encoders, and fuzz tests from JSON Schema draft v7 specifications.
An Elixir module for translating between simplified and traditional Chinese, converting to pinyin, and slugifying Chinese text.
A small, powerful, and modular IRC bot built with Elixir for customizable chat automation.
A minimal Mustache templating engine implementation for Elixir, following the official Mustache specification.
Generates Dash.app documentation sets (Docsets) for Elixir projects from ex_doc output.
A CLI tool that colorizes, formats, and filters stdout output using customizable regex rules.
A simplistic assembler for creating Erlang releases in Elixir applications.
A lightweight Erlang/Elixir web framework for building HTML5 and SVG applications with WebSocket support.
An Erlang/Elixir driver for HBase that uses a Java server with Asynchbase to provide asynchronous database queries.
A unified interface to Elixir and Erlang key/value stores, providing a common GenServer interface and Map-style API.
A templating library for generating reusable Elixir projects from EEx templates via Mix tasks.
An Elixir framework for implementing concurrent versions of Unix utilities like grep and find using a map/reduce pattern.
Helper script for setting up boilerplate when writing Elixir NIFs (Native Implemented Functions).
An Elixir MapReduce framework with Hadoop Streaming integration, simplifying distributed data processing.
Convert Elixir/Erlang hex documentation to Dash.app's docset format for offline browsing.
Elixir implementation of the CLOPE algorithm for fast clustering of transactional data.
Parse and validate environment variables in Elixir with compile-time guarantees, typed values, and pre-boot validation.
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