View Source DSL: AshCubDB.DataLayer

A CubDB data layer for Ash.

DSL Documentation

CubDB data layer configuration.

Examples:

cubdb do
  directory "/opt/storage/my_awesome_resource"
  auto_compact? true
  auto_file_sync? true
  name :my_awesome_resource
end

:directory - The directory within which to store the CubDB data.
If none is supplied, then one will be automatically generated in the priv directory of the parent OTP application.
:otp_app (atom/0) - The OTP application in whose priv directory data should be stored.
Only used if directory is not supplied. When not provided Application.get_application/1 will be called for the resource.
:auto_compact? (boolean/0) - Whether or not to automatically compact the CubDB database.
See the CubDB documentation for more information. The default value is true.
:auto_file_sync? (boolean/0) - Whether or not to automatically flush the buffer to disk on write.
See the CubDB documentation The default value is true.
:name (atom/0) - The name of the CubDB database.
By default this is the name of the resource module, however in some (rare) circumstances you may wish to specifically name the database.

CubDB data layer configuration.

cubdb do
  directory "/opt/storage/my_awesome_resource"
  auto_compact? true
  auto_file_sync? true
  name :my_awesome_resource
end

Name	Type	Default	Docs
`directory`	`nil \| String.t`		The directory within which to store the CubDB data. If none is supplied, then one will be automatically generated in the `priv` directory of the parent OTP application.
`otp_app`	`atom`		The OTP application in whose `priv` directory data should be stored. Only used if `directory` is not supplied. When not provided `Application.get_application/1` will be called for the resource.
`auto_compact?`	`boolean`	`true`	Whether or not to automatically compact the CubDB database. See the CubDB documentation for more information.
`auto_file_sync?`	`boolean`	`true`	Whether or not to automatically flush the buffer to disk on write. See the CubDB documentation
`name`	`atom`		The name of the CubDB database. By default this is the name of the resource module, however in some (rare) circumstances you may wish to specifically name the database.