Generating HTML from strings rather than templates

[benwilson512]

Making EEX safe is as exactly as impossible as making .exs safe. Here are some past threads on the issue:

How to remove/disable BEAM functionalities (creating a sandbox)

Hi, I want to remove unwanted functions from the BEAM, but without recompiling it. My scenario is the following, someone is going to connect at my BEAM node, and I only want they to be able to execute a small subset of the normally available functions (like restricting SYSCALLS in a ELF file). I know this is not the ideal approach, but it is part of a series of experiments that I’m doing on the BEAM. So any help would be nice. Thanks in advance,

How to create a sandbox to run untrusted code/modules?

I would like to create a server that allows other users to run white-listed functions. It would be nice if the untrusted code were packaged as hex packages. The use case is to allow users to run plugins to a framework in a shared server environment. I’ve seen some existing implementations/experiments of this in Elixir. What would be the most thorough approach be to run untrusted Elixir code? Some previous threads/code I’ve found:

Is there a sandbox mode in Elixir?

I want to know there are a good way to run elixir code in sandbox mode , Haven’t check much yet, just want to get a guide or idea. (Edited in from title: Can Elixir create something like sandbox mode. so that I can let other send elixir code compute on my system then get result but limit by my limit resource)