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Well, I got to the point where I could really use server-side DataScript. I started implementing reports generated as PDFs and suddenly the data I expected wasn't there — I am spoiled by how easy this is on the client side.
datascript works on JVM/Clojure as well, so...
It does? I thought it wasn't ready yet! Anyway — I thought about this and decided it's actually better to generate everything on the client side and just ship the completed clj-pdf data structure to the server for final rendering.
I’m working with Datascript in a Clojure project and I’m trying to query datoms in between two dates. I’m also using clj-time
for the date/times. It gives me the following error:
Caused by: clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo: Unknown predicate 't/before? in [(t/before? ?dt ?end)] {:error :query/where, :form [(t/before? ?dt ?end)], :var t/before?}