The definition of conform is "Adapt or conform oneself to new or
different conditions". As this library is used to adapt your
application to its deployed environment, I think it's rather fitting.
It's also a play on the word configuration, and the fact that Conform
uses an init-style configuration, maintained in a .conf file.
Conform is a library for Elixir applications. Its original intended
use is in exrm as means of providing a simplified configuration
file for deployed releases, but is flexible enough to work for any
use case where you want init-style configuration translated to
Elixir/Erlang terms. It is inspired directly by basho/cuttlefish,
and in fact uses its .conf parser. Beyond that, you can look at
conform as a reduced (but growing!) implementation of cuttlefish
in Elixir.
WWW: https://github.com/bitwalker/conform
===> The following configuration options are available for elixir-conform-2.5.2:
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
*/*: Remove expired erlang and elixir ports
The rebar, rebar3 and mix tools are now more than a decade old, and are
the preferred ways to fetch and install specific erlang and elixir
modules, aside from core compilers, documentation, and custom build
tools.
See UPDATING and MOVED for details.
https://www.freebsd.org/status/report-2021-07-2021-09/#_freebsd_erlang_ecosystem_ports_update
archivers/erlang-snappy
converters/erlang-base64url
databases/elixir-calecto
databases/elixir-db_connection
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