Use application aliasing in .iex.exs file for easier console work.

[nicholalexander]

Description of Change(s) Introduced:
Automatically aliasing modules when working with the console (iex -S mix) makes it easier and allows you to not have to write RemoteRetro a thousand times.

You get to move from doing stuff like this:
RemoteRetro.User.changeset(%RemoteRetro.User{}, u) |> RemoteRetro.Repo.insert!

to doing stuff like this:
User.changeset(%User{}, u) |> Repo.insert!

This is implemented by having a .iex.exs file in the root and utilizing thoughtbot's Quick Alias library. It is only in the dependencies for the dev environment as this is only focused on making it easier for devs to work with the console.

Dependencies Introduced or Upgraded:
https://github.com/thoughtbot/quick_alias, 0.1.0.

Description of Testing Applied:
Ran test suite. No new tests added.

[sourcelevel-bot]

There should be a final \n at the end of each file.

[sourcelevel-bot]

Ebert has finished reviewing this Pull Request and has found:

• 1 fixed issue! 🎉

You can see more details about this review at https://ebertapp.io/github/stride-nyc/remote_retro/pulls/389.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 96.703% when pulling c6b6479 on iex_alias into a0d8999 on master.

[vanderhoop]

love it! mergin'

[vanderhoop]

hmmmm, this breaks regular iex if you invoke it in your remote_retro directory, which is a pretty common use case if you want to play around in the repl. @nicholalexander can you look into that?