Yes, but it isn't exactly ergonomic. Elixir tries to namespace most of its stuff within an Elixir namespace, so you have to use that when calling functions out

Yes, but it isn't exactly ergonomic. Elixir tries to namespace most of its stuff within an Elixir namespace, so you have to use that when calling functions out of it. All the Elixir macro magic, however, will not carry forwards, so you'll have to be using the compiled Phoenix bytecode