Just click on the hard to spot "Already have an app?" link and it will show you the individual mix tasks you can run yourself.
I would argue that this is the preferred way to see what's happening and avoid running a remote shell script for the security conscious. ;)
Also the generated project name is completely random and intended to be humourous.
Maybe move the script to something like ash-hq.org/new?project_name={generated}, so that it’s easier to guess what’s going on? Or break it up into steps, like:
# Install prerequisites (Elixir and `igniter_new`):
curl -fsSo 'https://ash-hq.org/install?with=phoenix' | sh
# Create a new app:
mix igniter.new {{ generated }} --yes-to-deps --yes --install ""
cd {{ generated }}
# Install Ash:
mix igniter.install ...
That's a great suggestion, the one-liner is cute but isn't quite as readable and explanatory as your multi-line version.
Not to mention, the one-liner doesn't show off the true power of igniter -- composability and additive AST patching codegen.
Thanks!