bootstrap-phoenix

Scaffolding a production-ready Phoenix app generates a baseline with database setup, quality tooling, and runtime configuration, automatically wiring mix dependencies like Sentry for error tracking and Oban for background jobs.

A production-grade Phoenix baseline includes Ecto/PostgreSQL with binary_id, quality tools like Credo, Dialyxir, and Sobelow, alongside operational integrations such as Dotenvy environment loading, Sentry error tracking, and Tidewave agent integration.

Yes, the scaffolding tool detects an existing Phoenix app via mix.exs and skips recreation, proceeding directly to update dependencies, wire aliases, and configure environment loading, logging, and error tracking.

Yes, the Phoenix scaffolding process configures Sentry error tracking by adding a logger handler, plug context, and a LiveView hook, while also including Tidewave-ready agent integration for debug workflows.

The scaffolding setup pins Phoenix to version 1.8 or higher and configures Elixir dependencies like Ecto, Oban, and Req, requiring a compatible Elixir environment to install the mix dependencies correctly.

Using a dedicated scaffolding tool eliminates repetitive setup by instantly generating a consistent, production-minded baseline with quality gates, testing, HTTP via Req, and Sentry integration, avoiding manual error-prone configuration.