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   === Install Parcel
   
  -We will use Parcel to build our Elm application and we will use the result of this build in our Meteor application
  -
  -To install Parcel, run this command
  +We will use {url-parcel}[Parcel] to build our Elm application and we will use the result of this build in our {url-meteor}[Meteor] application
  +
  +To install {url-parcel}[Parcel], run this command
   
   ```shell
   meteor npm i -D parcel
  
positive.code: // :hp-tags: HubPress, Blog, Open_Source,
  // :hp-alt-title: My English Title
  
  = How I use Meteor, Elm and Tailwind together
  :published_at: 2020-06-11
  :hp-tags: meteor, elm, parcel, tailwind
  :toc:
  
  I worked with Elm last year and honestly it was an excellent experience.
  I really like it and I would like to use Elm in all my new projects.
  But I also like Meteor and three weeks ago I started using it again.
  I discovered Meteor in 2015, I gave a talk about it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxIvfQXTqVo) and it still feels like "Wow!" when you start a project.
  So in this post I'll explain how I make the two work together and how to add tailwind for the UI part (because I love tailwind too 😍), from scratch.
  I'll also explain how to link an existing project to Meteor with a Todo app
  
  
  == Prerequisite
  
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  `Package.onUse` says that our package:
  
  - is implemented to be used with {url-meteor}[Meteor] `1.10.2`, 
  - uses the `modules` package because we will use `import {} from ''`,
  - will add the `dist/elm-app.css` file in the client when it will be loaded,
  - have a main js file for this package called `dist/elm-app.js`.
  