Anybody knows how to attach transaction data from datomic to datascript?

In Datomic, transactions are entities like everything else, they just get created with unique ids

But I’d need more info to know how to help you

@tbaldridge Basically I have a :tx-data from tx-report then I transform it such that it suitable for datascript to consume [[:db/add 132132132 :user/name "foobar"]]

Datomic allows me to explicitly set the :db/txInstant , so [[:db/add 132132132 :user/name "foobar" 111111111] [:db/add 111111111 :db/txInstant "current date" 111111111]]

While Datascript can't. It just overrides the transaction id with :db/current-tx . What I'm trying to do is to clone transaction to datascript

oh I see, yeah, I don't think Datascript has any support for transactions at all, what with it not supporting history

one of my biggest issues with the library, it tries to copy Datomic, but just completely ignores some of the better features. It ends up creating a bit of a impedance mis-match

So it's not doable in the current state then

Thanks

Yeah, I don't think it is. You might be able to hack something in via an extra attribute on every entity, but that's a bit icky

@boldaslove156 you are reading from a queue of raw transaction reports on the frontend? It sounds like what you may want is a reduce on those into whatever data structures you need to query from the UI.

Problem is, Datomic tracks time, data script doesn’t

So if you need time, you’re hosed

Could you realistically rely on them being delivered in-order within a certain window?

Yes I was, and I succeed it to the extent I can have somewhat of a copy of datomic in datascript

Except the transaction id

I'm not sure about that, but I think it won't be a problem even if the order is messed up, since the date is generated by datomic

Maybe in the current state I just have to add datascript specific datom about datomic transaction id just like @tbaldridge suggests

You may also want to check out the https://github.com/metasoarous/datsync library (includes "Translate ids between Datomic and DataScript in transaction flow" as a feature)

Just copy my response from #datascript here:

DataScript does not let you change transaction id, but you can set any attrs on each transactions to any values you want

(d/transact! conn
  [[:db/add e :attr v]
   [:db/add :db/current-tx :db/txInstant (js/Date.)]
   [:db/add :db/current-tx :original-datomic-tx-id 11111111]])

@boldaslove156 ↑

Hi, I'm having a problem in om.next which drives me crazy. 🙂 Namely my view is not being rendered at all as soon as the root comonent implements om/IQuery, and I can't figure out why. When I comment the IQuery part, everything is ok, but as soon as I put it back, my view is not rendered at all (with no errors & co). Did anybody encounter this issue?

I get the feeling that the initial rendering is actually not done

I found the problem: initial data was null, therefore the initial rendering is not happening 🙂

Cross post from #cljsjs since it may be a more general question: If I’m trying to override the provided deps.cljs file from a cljsjs jar, is there a way I can still use the :file in :foreign-libs compiler opt to refer to the file within the jar? e.g.

{:file "cljsjs/project/development/project.inc.js"
 :file-min "cljsjs/project/production/project.min.inc.js"
 :provides ["cljsjs.project"]
 :requires ["things.here"]}

generally with the jvm you can’t use things in jars as if they were files, the apis don’t generalize on that level, and File is not the generic thing

It’s odd to me. A cljsjs dependency jar will refer to its :file in this way

and so far, I haven’t seen any special handling of where the :foreign-libs entry comes from

still reading through it to try to understand what is going on

@mikerod yeah - that could be the case, I was only talking about the general thing and I don’t know exactly how :file works in cljs maps

Sure

Hello, how do you convert $(‘#grid’).w2grid({name:’grid’, ...}); hopefully without jquery. Has anyone used w2ui from ClojureScript? I don’t see any cljsjs for w2ui yet. Referring to http://w2ui.com/web/demo/grid Thx.

@symbit

(ins)dev:cljs.user=> (require '[goog.object :as gob])
nil
(ins)dev:cljs.user=> (gob/get #js{:#grid "OK"} "#grid")
"OK"

without jquery is another question of course

I want to write:

var div = goog.dom.createDom('div');
goog.dom.setProperties(div, {
    'style': 'background-color: red',
    'class': 'div-class',
    'id': 'container'
});

(defn foobar []
  (let [svg-dom  (gdom/getElement "app") 
        svg-text (.createElementNS js/document "" "text")] 
    (removeAllChilds svg-dom)
    (.appendChild svg-dom svg-text) 
    (.setProperties svg-text (clj->js {"x" 20 "y" 20}))))

just write #js {:x 20 :y 20} directly instead. .setProperties is not a native dom fn, use gdom/setProperties instead