A list of awesome Ash libraries, DSLs and Resources.

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• Ash - A declarative, resource-based framework for building Elixir applications.
• AshPostgres - A postgres data layer for Ash Framework.
• AshGraphql - The extension for building GraphQL APIs with Ash.
• AshJsonApi - The JSON:API support for Ash Framework resources.
• AshAi - Structured outputs, vectorization and tool calling for your Ash application.
• AshPhoenix - Utilities for using Ash with Phoenix.
• AshAuthentication - Authentication extension for the Ash Framework.
• Reactor - An asynchronous, graph-based execution engine.
• AshAdmin - A super-admin UI for Ash Framework, built with Phoenix LiveView.
• AshPaperTrail - The extension for keeping an audit log of changes to your Ash resources.
• AshOban - The extension for integrating Ash resources with Oban.
• AshEvents - An event-architecture extension for Ash.
• AshStateMachine - The extension for building state machines with Ash resources.
• AshArchival - An Ash extension to implement archival (soft deletion) for resources.
• AshCloak - An Ash extension to seamlessly encrypt and decrypt resource attributes.
• AshSqlite - An SQLite data layer for Ash Framework.
• AshSync - Real-time sync for Postgres-backed Ash & Phoenix applications.
• AshDoubleEntry - A customizable double entry bookkeeping system backed by Ash resources.
• AshCsv - A CSV data layer for Ash Framework.
• OpentelemetryAsh - The Open Telemetry integration for Ash Framework.
• AshBlog - A Blog data layer backed by markdown files.
• AshMoney - The extension for working with money types in Ash.
• AshAppsignal - The AppSignal APM integration for Ash Framework.
• AshOps - An Ash extension which generates mix tasks for actions.
• AshGeo - Tools for using Geo, Topo and PostGIS with Ash.
• AshTrans - An Ash extension that provides translations to a resource.
• AshRateLimiter - Rate limiting for Ash actions.

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• domain - General domain configuration.

• resources - List the resources of this domain.

  • resource - A resource present in the domain.
  • define - Defines a function with the corresponding name and arguments.
  • define_calculation - Defines a function with the corresponding name and arguments, that evaluates a calculation.

• execution - Options for how requests are executed using this domain.

• authorization - Options for how requests are authorized using this domain.

• attributes - A section for declaring attributes on the resource.

  • attribute - Declares an attribute on the resource.
  • create_timestamp - Declares a non-writable attribute with a create default of &DateTime.utc_now/0.
  • update_timestamp - Declares a non-writable attribute with a create and update default of &DateTime.utc_now/0.
  • integer_primary_key - Declares a generated, non writable, non-nil, primary key column of type integer.
  • uuid_primary_key - Declares a non writable, non-nil, primary key column of type uuid, which defaults to Ash.UUID.generate/0.
  • uuid_v7_primary_key - Declares a non writable, non-nil, primary key column of type uuid_v7, which defaults to Ash.UUIDv7.generate/0.

• relationships - A section for declaring relationships on the resource.

  • has_one - Declares a has_one relationship. In a relational database, the foreign key would be on the other table.
  • has_many - Declares a has_many relationship. There can be any number of related entities.
  • many_to_many - Declares a many_to_many relationship. Many to many relationships require a join resource.
  • belongs_to - Declares a belongs_to relationship. In a relational database, the foreign key would be on the source table.

• actions - A section for declaring resource actions.

  • action - Declares a generic action. A combination of arguments, a return type and a run function.
  • create - Declares a create action. For calling this action, see the Ash.Domain documentation.
  • read - Declares a read action. For calling this action, see the Ash.Domain documentation.
  • update - Declares a update action. For calling this action, see the Ash.Domain documentation.
  • destroy - Declares a destroy action. For calling this action, see the Ash.Domain documentation.

• code_interface - Functions that will be defined on the resource.

  • define - Defines a function with the corresponding name and arguments.
  • define_calculation - Defines a function that evaluates a calculation.

• resource - General resource configuration.

• identities - Unique identifiers for the resource.

  • identity - Represents a unique constraint on the resource.

• changes - Declare changes that occur on create/update/destroy actions

  • change - A change to be applied to the changeset.

• preparations - Declare preparations for read actions.

  • prepare - Declares a preparation for queries.

• validations - Declare validations prior to performing actions against the resource.

  • validate - Declares a validation for creates and updates.

• aggregates - Declare named aggregates on the resource.

  • count - Declares a count aggregate.
  • exists - Declares an exists aggregate.
  • first - Gets first matching value.
  • sum - Sums values.
  • list - Gets list of values.
  • max - Gets maximum value.
  • min - Gets minimum value.
  • avg - Calculates average.
  • custom - Custom aggregate implementation.

• calculations - Declare named calculations.

  • calculate - Declares a calculation.

• multitenancy - Configure multitenancy behavior.

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• Setting AshPostgres up with an existing database

• postgres - Postgres data layer configuration.
  • custom_indexes - A section for configuring indexes to be created by the migration generator.
  • custom_statements - A section for configuring custom statements to be added to migrations.
  • manage_tenant - Configuration for the behavior of a resource that manages a tenant.
  • references - A section for configuring the references (foreign keys) in resource migrations.
  • check_constraints - A section for configuring the check constraints for a given table.

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• graphql - Domain level configuration for GraphQL.
  • queries - Queries to expose for the resource.
  • mutations - Mutations (create/update/destroy actions) to expose for the resource.
  • subscriptions - Subscriptions to expose for the resource.

• graphql - Configuration for a given resource in graphql.
  • queries - Queries (read actions) to expose for the resource.
  • mutations - Mutations (create/update/destroy actions) to expose for the resource.
  • subscriptions - Subscriptions (notifications) to expose for the resource.
  • managed_relationships - Generates input objects for manage_relationship arguments on resource actions.

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