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Bad entity value :db.type/bytes at [:db/add 12 :db/valueType :db.type/bytes],
value does not match schema definition. Must be conform to: #{:db.type/number
:db.type/instant :db.type/tuple :db.type/boolean :db.type/uuid :db.type/value
:db.type/string :db.type/keyword :db.type/ref :db.type/bigdec :db.type/float
:db.type/bigint :db.type/double :db.type/long :db.type/symbol}
Is :db.type/bytes not implemented in datahike?https://github.com/replikativ/datahike/blob/master/src/datahike/schema.cljc#L40 ah, that would appear to be the case
Yes it's planned. We had the discussion on implementing the byte type over on discord.
https://discord.com/channels/735146089241509909/775327453132095498/815246396227059743 you can see the thread.
@ramblurr @jjttjj We have implemented effcient timeseries querying in Datomic. The insertion of data is capped by the transactor and the number of datoms becomes a problem at some point. But it is possible if you insert the data with accumulating values
E.g on t0 you insert the value X0, on t1 you insert the value X0 + X1
When you query arbitrary ranges you substract X0 from X1 and you have the value for that period
So depending on the granularity and the range of the data the query will be heavy or very lite (even over years if the steps in between are big)
(re-posting this from #datomic) Do you guys know of any graphical UI for browsing Datalog data? I’m thinking something in the style of Postico (for Postgres) or Sequel Pro for MySQL
I know of this https://github.com/replikativ/datahike-frontend haven't used it myself. I'd also be very interested in a nice frontend.
https://github.com/homebaseio/datalog-console homebase + lambdaforge/datahike are working on one!