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Is there anything that can take the Grammer https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/query.html#sec-4-1 and tell you given an example, how the data corresponds to the symbols in the data?
@misha I avoid explicit entity “type” attributes. Oftentimes an entity can be of many “types”, e.g., an entity may have a :customer/orders
attribute, meaning it is a customer that has placed orders and :twitter/id attribute meaning it is a twitter user. A query, containing, [?e :twitter/id ?twitter-id] …
and returning ?e
is about entities in the database of “type” twitter user.