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@lvh does such a thing exist? A db comprises of multiple indexes.
You can totally just shove a bunch of vecs in a db and have datascript query it for you, yes
I think it will leverage the EAVT index, whenever you use pull syntax.
Oh right.
I think it still works, albeit without the efficiency an index provides.
I wouldn't really call that a database, it's just a vec of vecs (that you can still query with datalog).
The first item in the vector.
You should try it, I'm not 100% sure.
Afaik, it basically works by pattern matching.
[e a v t added?]