jordan
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README.md
Fourletters
To start your Phoenix server:
- Install dependencies with
mix deps.get - Start Phoenix endpoint with
mix phx.server
Now you can visit localhost:4000 from your browser.
This is a project composed by jordyn
It is intended to be a learning excercise with Elixir. While the code is not bad, it is Elixir baby-talk for me, being new to the language. Please excuse any violation of idioms.
The thing this project needs is tests. It has a decent end-to-end python script that can be run to be sure it works as expected from an api perspective, but it by no means scours the corners of the code for errors.
It was a lot of fun designing with the agent/supervisor model although the "generate a new agent based on user-provided term" is probably not the best solution, it works fine in this scenario and great as a learning activity.
Please enjoy: 4-letters.net