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Awlex182753y@matt-jd You can write your code normally within a file with the .exs extension. You can even add a shebang so that you can execute the file directly.
The only thing you couldn't do was use dependencies, which was addressed in elixir 1.12, where they introduced the `Mix.install/2` function. With that you just list your dependencies at the start of your file and can use them within the script. -
matt-jd10303y@Awlex @johnmelodyme oh shit sounds pretty good, I'll try to do some scripting with it then. Not much of a script writer so if I could use elixir instead of bash that would be great
Screw you bash 🤡
joke/meme
i love elixir