3. Using Phoenix Framework to Generate JSON Resources for Elixir REST API Project

In a step-by-step tutorial using the Phoenix framework, we generate a controller, view, and context for a JSON resource in a REST API project. We create an Account schema with database migration files and use Ecto to run our migrations and create new database tables. We then manually create an object and write it to our Postgres database. Follow along for a step-by-step tutorial for generating JSON resources with the Phoenix framework in a REST API project.

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[DanielBergholz]

10:33 Useful note: when using the generators from Phoenix (mix phx.gen.json), you can type "email:string:unique", and it will automatically create the index inside the migration file

[krzyczak]

Man, this tutorial seriers is awesome! Coming from Rails and needed exactly something like that know what goes where in Phoenix to kickstart. Thanks a lot for this!

[ianmjohn]

Feels nice to be 800th person sub.. great content btw

[sbodezzi]

Hello, i have problem with migration at 18.08.
mix say that:
** (Postgrex.Error) ERROR 42P01 (undefined_table) relation "account" does not exist
but i see it, there is