1. Full stack locally via Docker

Note: Database connections are handled via environment variables. You will have to supply your own database and configure ENV variables accordingly.

docker build -t elm-rust-app . && docker run --env PORT='1234' -p 1234:1234 elm-rust-app # starts this app at http://localhost:1234

2. Just the front end

See dependecies below

elm-spa server # starts this app at http://localhost:1234

3. Pushed to Google Cloud

This is WAY more work, but the cloudbuild.yaml is inciuded because I am using it. It can be ignored if using method 1 or 2. Link your Google Cloud Build with your Git Repo. Then Configure the cloudbuild.yaml with your project-id etc . Then after struggling for hours its as simple as: Note: Database connections are configured with ENV variables, for google cloud those will have to be managed in the google cloud secret manager, then the cloudbuild.yaml will have to be modified to point to those.

git push origin main

This project requires the latest LTS version of Node.js

npm install -g elm elm-spa

elm-spa add    # add a new page to the application
elm-spa build  # production build
elm-spa watch  # runs build as you code (without the server)