Ash Relationships with existing Ecto Repos
Hi there,
I'm currently working on integrating Ash into my existing Phoenix/Ecto/Postgres app. So far Ash looks amazing and seems to be exactly what I'm looking for - the power and balance of ecto but without having to create basic utility functions over and over and over again
Sorry if my question has already been answered, I couldn't find anything on GH, google, docs or Discord.
However I don't yet want to migrate all my existing Ecto (Phoenix Context) resources all at once, but go step by step.
Now, I added a new Repo, Registry and API with a new resource and that works fine. However now I want to add a :belongs_to in my new resource's :relationships - and that needs to be a user, so the resource belongs to a user.
Thing is, the User resource already exists as a normal Ecto schema that is used in my app, so ash tells me it can't find the resource. Is there some way to have a "compatibility" layer between an existing ecto schema and an ash resource?
Thanks!
I'm currently working on integrating Ash into my existing Phoenix/Ecto/Postgres app. So far Ash looks amazing and seems to be exactly what I'm looking for - the power and balance of ecto but without having to create basic utility functions over and over and over again
Sorry if my question has already been answered, I couldn't find anything on GH, google, docs or Discord.
However I don't yet want to migrate all my existing Ecto (Phoenix Context) resources all at once, but go step by step.
Now, I added a new Repo, Registry and API with a new resource and that works fine. However now I want to add a :belongs_to in my new resource's :relationships - and that needs to be a user, so the resource belongs to a user.
Thing is, the User resource already exists as a normal Ecto schema that is used in my app, so ash tells me it can't find the resource. Is there some way to have a "compatibility" layer between an existing ecto schema and an ash resource?
Thanks!
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