Triplex author here! Really glad to see you enjoyed it to the point of making a video using it!

Your video is really awesome! It has a really nice overview for who wonders what does it do.

I was working on an article/tutorial of how to use it (@BarelyFunctional asked for it), but got no time to finish it yet! I promise I’ll work on it soon…

About the use of prefixes on migrations, that’s a nice catch. I actually had this problem but forgot to document my solution. Just a little thing you probably missed: there is a function that gets the prefix of the running migration for you - Ecto.Migration.prefix/0. It does exactly what you do, but without that much work!

Thanks @aseigo for all your work!

Added! Thanks for the suggestion!

@kelvinst get a look

Dang, I completely missed that somehow. Been there since 2.0 as well! Will update the repo later to simplify with this … thanks, both for this tip but also the library!

BTW … it is quite difficult to find triplex on hex.pm. It does not mention the magic term “multitenant” or “multitenancy” anywhere in the description, which is probably what many people search for (one such person already popped up in the comments on Reddit, in fact).

hex.pm mangles the markdown in the README.md description which doesn’t help any either. Even then, as someone who did not come to Elixir from Ruby, the reference and link to Apartment didn’t really help me find it, either.

You may wish to consider tweaking the descriptions on github and especially hex.pm to make it more discoverable?