I’ve been trying to see if Phoenix supports HTTP/2 but I am not able to see any hint of a sign of negotiation or how to PUSH data over HTTP/2? It would be nice if, say, the View’s could specify mandatory files to be pushed to the browser based on their knowledge of the templates for example. Is th…

[image] OvermindDL1: you can unquote it to move it outside the function if necessary what would that look like in this case? I’ve never used unquote for that sort of thing.

env = Mix.env() def func(), do: unquote(env) probably.

When this code gets compiled, Mix.env still presumably works. And then in prod it’s the same as def func(), do: :prod So, yes.

Oh, of course. That makes sense. Thanks!

Yeah if you do something like: def blah() do IO.inspect(unquote(Mix.env())) end It’ll get compiled like: def blah() do IO.inspect(:dev) end For whatever the environment is.

oh cool. I’ll have to start using that.

[image] ChaseGilliam: oh cool. I’ll have to start using that. Do note, if you ever want to encode something that is not a basic value then you’ll need to escape it into the AST, so change the unquote(...) into being unquote(Macro.escape(...)), this also means you cannot encode transient value…

I finally got around to updating this to use unquote. defp env do unquote(Mix.env()) end Thanks for the help!

Here’s the page shared by @ChaseGilliam from his github. Your site is broken brotha Can someone please give a single example of actually sending an HTTP/2 Push? or even just a sample of checking if the client supports it? I can’t seem to find it ANYWHERE in the phoenix docs. do we have to use cowbo…