State Machine implementation in Elixir. It's a structure and optionally a gen_statem powered process. It validates states and transit...
A library for making domain operations
Txbox is a Bitcoin transaction storage schema
Hierarchical Authorization Library
An Elixir library for working with large objects in PostgreSQL databases.
Spatial databases and GIS SQL functions. Currently supports PostGIS, Spatialite, and Geopackage.
Elixir ACL library for managing user features, plans and roles with support of ecto and compatibility with absinthe
Usher provides framework-agnostic invitation link management for any Elixir application with Ecto.
Recreating the TagsMultiTenant project in order to support tagging requirements for my project
Ecto types for the postgreSQL isn extension.
Dynamic Instagram-like PostgreSQL sharding with Ecto
LiveView Sync Engine
Internal Project, don't waste your time here.
DawdleDB uses Dawdle and SQS to capture change notifications from PostgreSQL.
Event Sourcing and CQRS building blocks.
This is a CMS written in Elixir. Aims to be the great open-source ecommerce and/or startup solution for those who are searching for a per...
There can only be one! (run a globally unique singleton process)
DSL and polyfill to express MERGE queries using ecto (postgres adapter only)
JSONAPI over JSONRPC over RabbitMQ.
Composable query convenience functions for Ecto
For syncing content from Sanity CMS to Ecto/PostgreSQL.
A fully automatic cursor pagination for Ecto. It relies on analysis of the expressions in order_by clause and requires no configuration.
Execute raw SQL in strings or .sql files, get maps and structs back.
Ecto and postgrex support for infinite dates and times.
From Idea to Execution - Manage your trading operation across a distributed cluster
A playground for experiments in self-awareness. WIP.
Extend `Ecto.Query` to write TimescaleDB's SQL as builtin
Declarative Interface Translation
A wrapper around Ecto to simplify queries
Grim is a pruning library that periodically destroys stale records that are no longer useful.