Represents a tuple stored in the data layer as a map.

A builtin type that can be referenced via :tuple

• :fields (keyword/0) - Required. The types of the fields in the tuple, and their constraints.
  This type is stored as a map under the hood, keyed by the field name, and is represented in memory as a tuple.
  Example constraints:

  constraints: fields:  [
                amount: [
                  type: :integer,
                  description: "The amount of the transaction",
                  constraints: [
                    max: 10
                  ]
                ],
                currency: [
                  type: :string,
                  allow_nil?: false,
                  description: "The currency code of the transaction",
                  constraints: [
                    max_length: 3
                  ]
                ]
              ]  

  allow_nil? is true by default.

  • :type (an Ash.Type) - Required.

  • :allow_nil? (boolean/0) - The default value is true.

  • :description (String.t/0)

  • :constraints (keyword/0) - The default value is [].

  • :init? (boolean/0) - If false, the field's type constraints are not initialised at compile time. Allows for recursive tuple fields. The default value is true.