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Datomic Client protocols for Datomic Peer databases.
Add to your project.clj:
[com.nedap.staffing-solutions/datomic-client-memdb "0.5.1"]
Create a Client like you normally would with the Client API:
(require '[compute.datomic-client-memdb.core :as memdb])
(def c (memdb/client {}))
memdb/client
returns compute.datomic-client-memdb.core/Client
type which implements
datomic.client.api/Client
. Calling memdb/client
multiple times with the same
arg-map will result in the same instance of the client (i.e. the function is memoized).
This is technically the only function that this library exposes. All other operations are done using the Datomic Client API. See here for a list of functions that you can call.
Our company has a database util library, and I imagine most companies have something
similar, that contains a number of functions associated with database operations.
Any time you use Datomic, that util library is probably on the classpath. I
suggest adding a client
function that returns a Datomic Client dependent on
some values in the Datomic Client arg-map (the args passed to the client
function).
For example,
(defn client
[datomic-config]
(if (datomic-local? datomic-config)
(do
(require 'compute.datomic-client-memdb.core)
(if-let [v (resolve 'compute.datomic-client-memdb.core/client)]
(@v datomic-config)
(throw (ex-info "compute.datomic-client-memdb.core is not on the classpath." {}))))
(datomic.client.api/client datomic-config)))
The datomic-local?
function returns true if datomic-config
(the client arg-map)
has some particular value set. Perhaps :local? true
or :endpoint "localhost"
.
Datomic Cloud's query supports a subset of the functionality of Datomic On-Prem. Notably, Datomic Cloud query does not support the Find Spec for collections or scalars. Because this API wraps the Datomic Peer, it will return results for queries with a collection or scalar Find Spec.
Datomic Cloud also support transaction functions through Datomic Ions. This library does not have support for Ions.
If you would like to cleanup the in-memory DBs, you can use the close
function:
(memdb/close c)
This will delete all the DBs associated with the client and purge them from the
client's DB store. Our Client also implements the Closeable
interface so you can
use the Client with with-open
, as seen here.
Because this library is only intended to be used during the development and
testing stages, you can probably just ignore the close
function and only address
cleanup if it becomes a problem.
This library is implemented by creating custom types (via deftype
) that extend
the Datomic Client protocols located in the datomic.client.api
namespace. I
tried implementing this using extend-type
on the Datomic peer classes (i.e. datomic.db.Db
),
but you cannot add an implementation of clojure.lang.ILookup
via deftype
because
ILookup
is an interface, not a protocol. We need to provide an implementation of
ILookup
because that is how the Datomic Client API exposes t
and next-t
.
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