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Distillery command line arguments
Hello,
my requirements are single file (distillery-release) and the possibility to pass some command line arguments
in the style of
./script --verbose --host=x or --host x
I do not need any stuff like console, start, run, remote_console, attach whatever, so foreground should be used automatically
If this is really impossible with elixir then ok I have to use golang
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OvermindDL1
Well you could make a self-extracting and self-executing file, easy to package that up. Or make a flatpak or snap, or a docker instance, or all kinds of things.
Remember the BEAM is made for making distributed servers, not little single-file commandline tools, things like python/ocaml/C++/rust/go and so forth are better for that (but are all pretty bad at making distributed servers).
Phillipp
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