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Reveal Pro 1.3.265 is out — https://vlaaad.github.io/reveal-pro
Reveal is a Read Eval Visualize Loop for Clojure, a powerful REPL output pane running in the JVM.
This release adds SQL DB explorer that allows you to get a good overview of your database schema and seamlessly browse relational data across multiple tables, all while being available in your REPL!
is this kind of visual browsing of databases possible for datalog-dbs like datahike, datomic, xtdb etc? (only tried reveal briefly once)
Seems like it would be easier if anything; The view:table-view
could just be a pull, and I'm sure is more annoying to do with a sql queries.
Incidentally, may I suggest a different name than table-view
? To me, that's a document-view
or map-view
. Could even explicitly be pull-view
.
table-view
makes me think of a literal table, like in the db:explore-table
view.
Just a suggestion... Regardless, fantastic work! This is very cool stuff 🙂
@U05100J3V not sure I'm following you 😞
For those interested in visualizing Datomic schemas, may I recommend https://github.com/mainej/schema-voyager? It might be possible to make it work for other datalog-style databases, though I've never tried.