Ash.Type implementation for ULID.
Consists of three modules:
AshUlid- utility functions to generate ULIDs.AshUlid.Type-Ash.Typeimplementation.AshUlid.Resource- resource extension withulid_primary_keyshortcut.
Add to the deps, get deps (mix deps.get), compile them (mix deps.compile).
def deps do
[
{:ash_ulid, "~> 1.0.1"},
]
endTo use as a primary key in Ash.Resource it is recommended to add AshUlid.Resource extension that provides ulid_primary_key:
defmodule Example.Resource do
use Ash.Resource,
extensions: [AshUlid.Resource]
attributes do
ulid_primary_key :id
end
endWhich is a shortcut for this:
uuid_primary_key :id, type: AshUlid.Type, default: &AshUlid.generate/0To prevent formatter from adding parens to ulid_primary_key add :ash_ulid to import_deps in .formatter.exs.
If you plan to use ULID as a main type for primary keys it makes sense to set it as default_belongs_to_type in a config:
config :ash, default_belongs_to_type: AshUlid.TypeAshUlid.Type can be registered under ulid name in a config:
config :ash, custom_types: [ulid: AshUlid.Type]And then used like this:
defmodule Example.Another do
use Ash.Resource
attributes do
attribute :key, :ulid
end
relationships do
belongs_to :resource, Example.Resource, attribute_type: :ulid
end
endWithout an alias it is the same, just replace :ulid with AshUlid.Type.
If default_belongs_to_type is set then attribute_type: :ulid in this example is not needed.
To generate ULID call AshUlid.generate/0 or AshUlid.generate/1 with a specific timestamp.
ULID spec can be found here.
The work is mostly based on Ecto.ULID.