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panini is a Rust CLI that packages Gleam applications targeting Erlang into single self-contained executables by bundling a minimal OTP runtime and using a Zig self-extracting launcher, with cross-compilation and OTP version selection.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It brings Burrito-style single-binary distribution to the Gleam ecosystem, letting developers ship BEAM apps to machines with no Erlang/Gleam/rebar3 installed, and it supports cross-compiling for multiple platforms from one machine.
Who it is for
- Gleam developers who want to distribute command-line tools
- BEAM/Erlang developers looking for simpler deployment of compiled apps
- Teams building multi-platform release artifacts in CI
- Nix users who want reproducible tooling via flakes and Cachix
Use cases
- Ship a Gleam CLI as one executable for users who do not have Erlang installed
- Cross-compile Linux and macOS binaries from a single build machine
- Pin a specific OTP version to ensure BEAM bytecode and runtime compatibility
- Build self-contained release artifacts for servers or containers with minimal dependencies
Strengths
- Bundles the BEAM runtime and handles OTP version selection, including downloading and compiling with the selected OTP
- Cross-compilation is proven by an e2e CI matrix that builds on x86_64 and runs on arm64
- The target machine only needs POSIX sh and tar; Zig is auto-provisioned for the launcher
- Caching of extracted runtimes avoids repeated unpacking across binaries built with the same OTP
Considerations
- Windows is not supported yet, and BSD targets are host-only without cross-compilation or --otp support
- Cross-OS builds require the host OTP major version to match the bundled OTP major version
- xz/zst compression requires a matching decompressor on Linux at runtime; only gz works everywhere
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Description
Press a Gleam (Erlang/BEAM) app into a single self-contained binary — a Burrito for Gleam.
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