Our user-management functions aren't related to storage per se, so we will encapsulate them inside a new ElixirDrip.Accounts context. Naturally, the User schema that we'll create will also live there:
$ cat apps/elixir_drip/lib/elixir_drip/accounts/user.exdefmodule ElixirDrip.Accounts.User do use Ecto.Schema import Ecto.Changeset alias __MODULE__ @primary_key {:id, ElixirDrip.Ecto.Ksuid, autogenerate: true} schema "users" do field :username, :string field :hashed_password, :string field :password, :string, virtual: true field :email, :string timestamps() end # ...end
Pretty similarly to what we already did for the Media schema, the User schema is also identified by a KSUID. Besides id, this schema also has four string ...
