flatpak suitable for package of many (Perl) scripts?

[Ulli Horlacher]

I have read many documents about flatpak, including them on
https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/
but found no answer to my question:

Is flatpak suitable for packaging many (Perl) scripts into one package? 

The problem I want to solve is:

I have written about 100 CLI programs in Perl und bash:

https://fex.belwue.de/fstools/
https://fex.belwue.de/FAQ/user.html#What_are_all_those_UNIX_clients_for

Some Linux distributions have either no Perl at all or a broken Perl
version (buggy SSL/TLS, etc).

My idea now is to put everything in a flatpak package including a complete
Perl runtime with all necessary libraries.

I think this is possible :-)
BUT... how can a user access them easily?
Do they have to install starter scripts for every program, like:

fexsend:
exec flatpak run com.fex.fexsend "$@"

fexget:
exec flatpak run com.fex.fexget "$@"

xx:
exec flatpak run com.fex.xx "$@"

xxx:
exec flatpak run com.fex.xxx "$@"

..


Maybe I have missed something essential or missunderstood the basic
concecpt of flatpak?


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Ullrich Horlacher              Server und Virtualisierung
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