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Programming Phoenix LiveView: P69 - module Pento.Catalog.Product is not available
In my terminal, I am trying this with the source code from the .zip (the repo where I was going from scratch also wasn’t working - similar error).
I suspect it’s a user error, but the files are there is reasonable stuff like defmodule Pento.Catalog.Product do. Maybe my Elixir install is bad?
C:\Users\me\pento_examples\generators\pento>iex
Interactive Elixir (1.14.1) - press Ctrl+C to exit (type h() ENTER for help)
iex(1)> ls
.formatter.exs .gitignore assets config lib
mix.exs mix.lock priv test
iex(2)> alias Pento.Catalog.Product
Pento.Catalog.Product
iex(3)> exports Product
** (UndefinedFunctionError) function Pento.Catalog.Product.module_info/1 is undefined (module Pento.Catalog.Product is not available)
Pento.Catalog.Product.module_info(:exports)
(iex 1.14.1) lib/iex/autocomplete.ex:138: IEx.Autocomplete.exports/1
(iex 1.14.1) lib/iex/helpers.ex:736: IEx.Helpers.exports/1
iex:3: (file)
iex(3)>
I tried Catalog too, and that got the same kind of error.
Even on page 45 I hit an issue:
iex(1)> alias Pento.Accounts
Pento.Accounts
iex(2)> export Accounts
** (CompileError) iex:2: undefined function export/1 (there is no such import)
I had a Google but couldn’t see an answer that looked like it’d work for me.
Any help would be really appreciated, so I can continue making progress with the book!
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SophieDeBenedetto
Author of Programming Phoenix LiveView
Hi there! You need to run an IEx session that loads up the application. So not iex but iex -S mix
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