Output

Now that we have our first elixirscript file saved, let's compile it. Run the following command in the same directory as app.exjs

elixirscript . -o dist

This will find all .exjs files in the current directory, compile them to JavaScript files, and place them in the dist directory. When you look inside of dist, you will see something like this:

├── app
│   ├── Elixir.App.js
└── elixir
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Agent.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Atom.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Base.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Bitwise.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Collectable.DefImpl.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Collectable.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Enumerable.DefImpl.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Enumerable.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Integer.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Kernel.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Keyword.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.List.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Macro.Env.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Map.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.MapSet.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Module.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Process.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Range.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.Atom.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.BitString.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.Float.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.Integer.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.List.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.Tuple.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.DefImpl.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.Chars.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.String.js
    ├── Elixir.ElixirScript.Tuple.js
    ├── Elixir.JS.js
    └── Elixir.js

Your compiled code is in app/Elixir.App.js. The rest are the compiled standard library files. Elixirscript creates a JavaScript file for each module in your application. Elixirscript targets ES2015 and uses ES Modules. You may need to use a tool such as Babel to transpile these files further into a format current browsers understand.