Run local scripts on remote Elixir nodes.
It's easy to run scripts that are already existed on the remote Elixir/Erlang nodes, but when the scripts only exist on your local node or you can't upload scripts to the remote nodes, you may need Ree.
ree ./some.exs [args..] [-s|-l] -c cookie -t [nodes..]You can define multiple modules in every script (*.exs), but module :__Main__ must be defined, and also function :__Main__.main/1, which is the entry of script. Args are all strings, argument conversion is left to the users' scripts, see examples for more details.
# suppose there's a node called twin_peaks@localhost with cookie :BGCI
ree ./examples/set_app_env.exs people name Cooper -s -c BGCI -t twin_peaks@localhost
# twin_peaks@localhost: ok
ree ./examples/get_app_env.exs people name -s -c BGCI -t twin_peaks@localhost
# twin_peaks@localhost: <<"Cooper">>
ree ./examples/a.exs -s -c BGCI -t twin_peak@localtost
# twin_peaks@localhost: 42
ree ./examples/a.exs -s -c BGCI -t twin_peak@localtost none@localhost
# twin_peaks@localhost: 42
# none@localhost: {badrpc,nodedown}