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Ash + Phoenix.Sync - thoughts on how to get them to work together?
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Any thoughts on how to get the above 2 to work together?
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Terry
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I’ve explored it, and have a POC, but there are some challenges. One of the main ones is the lack of multi-table shapes. however, we have added a utility that would allow you to roll your own here.
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|> Ash.Query.for_read(....)
|> Ash.data_layer_query()
with returns something like {:ok, %{query: ecto_query}}. You could then use that ecto_query with Phoenix.Sync, in the case that it is compatible. That Ecto query will include policies, filters, calculations etc.
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