This is a starter template it give basic guide lines on how to build a konserve backend.
The source code is heavily annotated so go check it out.
It's important to have a solid foundation when building a library. To help you keep your quality up you can run
lein testto test your codelein cloverageto see the coverage of your tests.
A github action has been provided to get you going.
List any prerequisites for setting up you backend.
Link to the your lib on clojars
[your/store "x.y.z"]
(require '[konserve-yourstore.core :refer :all]
'[clojure.core.async :refer [<!!] :as async]
'[konserve.core :as k])
(def your-store (<!! (new-your-store connection-uri :other-config "info" :and-more :yay)))
(<!! (k/exists? your-store "cecilia"))
(<!! (k/get-in your-store ["cecilia"]))
(<!! (k/assoc-in your-store ["cecilia"] 28))
(<!! (k/update-in your-store ["cecilia"] inc))
(<!! (k/get-in your-store ["cecilia"]))
(defrecord Test [a])
(<!! (k/assoc-in your-store ["agatha"] (Test. 35)))
(<!! (k/get-in your-store ["agatha"]))Copyright © 2020 Your name
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