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jeroenvandijk11:12:32

Good news (I think). First stab at a aws-api pod. Calling it a day. Happy new year!

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jeroenvandijk11:12:49

S3 requests work as well. only aws/doc gives some problems (it prints to standard out). Will look at it later

borkdude19:12:18

Small dev tip: You can test the pod from the JVM without going native:

(pods/load-pod ["clojure" "-M" "-m" "pod.babashka.buddy"])
this is faster for iterating

borkdude19:12:31

But you probably already figured that out ;)

borkdude20:12:43

@U0FT7SRLP I created the repo here and gave you write access. If you want you can continue over there: https://github.com/babashka/pod-babashka-aws Currently I'm getting this:

$ bb test.clj
----- Error --------------------------------------------------------------------
Type:     clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo
Message:  Cannot find resource cognitect/aws/s3/service.edn.
but I'm sure you can figure it out from here

borkdude20:12:09

Feel free to poke me. I also added @rahul080327 and will add more people if they want, until there is a release that's suitable to make public

lispyclouds09:01:59

Thanks @U04V15CAJ , @U0FT7SRLP feel free to poke me about things too, I’m equally happy to help out 💪

jeroenvandijk20:01:06

@U04V15CAJ and @rahul080327 I’ve pushed a first version and created a PR

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Dig17:01:27

I would like to test it out too, please add 'digash'

borkdude16:12:55

One last time this year! @rahul080327 and I are happy to announce the sqlite3 pod! https://github.com/babashka/pod-babashka-sqlite3 Use sqlite from babashka. The pod is self-contained, no need to install sqlite3 on your system. Implemented in golang and uses transit for communication. Even blobs work.

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borkdude16:12:22

@thomas.ormezzano Btw, we used the go transit library for the above to deal with the bytes over the wire, it worked well

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David Pham17:12:24

Just a silly question, but would it be possible to use pod with traditional Clojure applications?

David Pham17:12:36

I would be interested into linking this go app with Clojure to support "dqlite"

David Pham17:12:00

dqlite is a distributed sqlite from Canonical

borkdude17:12:03

@neo2551 Yes, you can use pods with the JVM

David Pham17:12:17

Interesting 🙂

borkdude17:12:19

you will need to use the pods library: https://github.com/babashka/pods

Roman Tsopin17:12:39

I asked before, but maybe something has changed then, is there jsch pod or something?

borkdude17:12:43

What would a jsch pod do for you - can you describe the use case?

Roman Tsopin17:12:13

I’m looking for ssh port forwarding solution. Last time I built my own binaries by compiling some clojure code with graalvm. Maybe I’m wrong calling it pod, basically I want something that allows me to stay within bb script and use jsch

borkdude18:12:02

Can you sketch what an example call would look like?

borkdude18:12:19

Last time someone asked about this I replied: what about shelling out to ssh using babashka.process - is there something that you could do with jsch which cannot be done that way?

borkdude18:12:08

There is a bb-like project (based on sci as well) which uses stuff like jsch under the hood: https://epiccastle.io/spire/ So I'm pretty positive that this can work, I just don't know the requirements that well

Roman Tsopin18:12:08

I think what I want is pretty close to clj-commons/clj-ssh just tried to run it with bb but it’s not working out of the box. Yes, shelling out is possible, but I wanted to abstract the platform https://github.com/clj-commons/clj-ssh

Roman Tsopin18:12:24

One example where shelling out is not a good option is native macOS apps. In sandbox you don’t have permission to run arbitrary binaries but only those you provide within your app

borkdude18:12:22

A pod is also loading an external binary btw. It's comparable to shelling out, it's just more structured

Roman Tsopin18:12:21

Right so I’m thinking this structure is quite helpful for bundling

Roman Tsopin18:12:26

thank you for your helpful responses @U04V15CAJ and happy new year! :)

borkdude18:12:37

I made an issue here: https://github.com/borkdude/babashka/issues/694 I'm willing to set up a private skeleton project in the babashka repo and invite you for collaboration if you want

borkdude18:12:07

To get things started

borkdude18:12:31

Thanks, the same to you!

Roman Tsopin18:12:54

Awesome, thanks again!

borkdude20:12:13

What is your github id?