Ash Framework for Phoenix Developers

Kamaro Lambert

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Table of Contents

Ash Framework for Phoenix Developers

Preface
Chapter 1: Thinking in Ash
Chapter 2: The Foundation: Resources and Domains
Chapter 3: Actions
Chapter 4: Relationships – How to Link Records
Chapter 5: Calculations and Aggregates
- 5.1 Calculations
- 5.2 Aggregates
Chapter 6: Validations
- 6.1 Preventing Actions on Expired Invitations
Chapter 7: Authorization With Policies
Chapter 8: Code Interfaces
- 8.1 Declaring Code Interface on a Resource
- 8.2 Code Interface on the Domain
Part 2 - Wire Ash into Phoenix Applications
Chapter 9: Wiring Ash into Phoenix
Chapter 10: LiveView and Real-Time Updates with Ash PubSub
Chapter 11: Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) in Ash
Chapter 12: Authentication
Chapter 13: Convert Your Application into Multitenant
Chapter 14: Authorization in Ash Multitenancy
Chapter 15: Background Jobs with Oban and Ash — Reliable Email Notifications
Chapter 16: CI and Auto Deployment
Chapter 17: Understanding Spark and the Extension System
Chapter 18: Building Your First Ash Extension
Chapter 19: Make Your Extension Configurable
- 19.1 Delete Parent With Its Children
Chapter 20: Publish Your Extension To the World via Hex.pm
Appendix A: Ash Framework Cheat Sheet
Acknowledgments

Ash Framework for Phoenix Developers/Chapter 13: Convert Your Application into Multitenant

Chapter 13: Convert Your Application into Multitenant

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13.1 Setting Up Teams (Tenant) Resource

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13.2 Make this resource multi-tenant

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13.3 Creating a Team and Auto-Linking the Owner User to the Team

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13.4 Ash Multitenancy: Automating User-Team Associations

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13.5 Associate Users with Teams

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13.6 Linking the User to the Team

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13.7 Setting the Owner’s Current Team

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13.7.1 Ash Notifications

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13.8 Logged In User Tenant set

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13.9 Speeding Up Our Tests

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13.10 Making Liveview Tenant Aware

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Chapter 13: Convert Your Application into Multitenant
13.1 Setting Up Teams (Tenant) Resource
13.2 Make this resource multi-tenant
13.3 Creating a Team and Auto-Linking the Owner User to the Team
13.4 Ash Multitenancy: Automating User-Team Associations
13.5 Associate Users with Teams
13.6 Linking the User to the Team
13.7 Setting the Owner’s Current Team
13.8 Logged In User Tenant set
13.9 Speeding Up Our Tests
13.10 Making Liveview Tenant Aware