Phoenix LiveView on Nerves for IoT

A step-by-step guide showing how to run Phoenix LiveView on Nerves to control hardware inputs on an embedded Linux device.

Covering the steps needed to get going with LiveView on hardware devices and actually getting some hardware inputs to control things on the screen. The combination of Phoenix LiveView and Nerves makes for an incredibly fast-to-market way of building connected devices/IoT/linux-level embedded stuff. Whatever you want to call it. Go with me on this and just call it an artistic choice that there is no speech in this. In reality I had just suffered through an immense cold and would not have been able to record anything which required operating a microphone. I thought it turned into a nice vibe. There is also a companion blog post here: underjord.io/liveview-on-nerves.html The Nerves guide I’m adapting from can be found here: hexdocs.pm/nerves/user-interfaces.html The InputEvent stuff on a linux development machine requires solving this Permissions step: github.com/nerves-web-kiosk/input_event#permissions If you want to see the roles posted by my sponsors I much appreciate it: underjord.io/jobs.html