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pppaul00:08:06

you need to use :in in your query and add a where for comparing the date. there are examples in the docs

pppaul01:08:59

the docs are very useful for learning datomic, you really need to read most of them, multiple times. there are also example repos like day-of-datomic, but i found reading the docs to be all i need until i get into dealing with querying the log-db or other fairly advanced features.

jumar11:08:26

Are there any good db clients that support Datomic? I'm aware of Datomic Console but maybe something more advanced and easier to use.

Kris C11:08:48

this is only for datomic-cloud, right?

souenzzo11:08:58

datomic on-prem still do not support this?!

Kris C11:08:54

Ah, it's just an "interactive tool for browsing clojure data"... Not really Datomic-specific. https://github.com/cognitect-labs/REBL-distro

Kris C11:08:51

So, @U06BE1L6T, the answer to your question is probably not as of now...

souenzzo11:08:14

yeah but the datomic api's need to returns datafy/nav for greater dev experience, like resolve references etc

Joe Lane12:08:12

REBL is not cloud only

Joe Lane13:08:23

as-in, REBL works great with Datomic, which already does return datafy/nav'ed data.

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jumar16:08:21

Thanks for the answers. Sounds like there's space for new tools here :)

Andrey Popelo12:08:14

Is it possible to run peer-server without SSL?

jumar07:08:08

Perhaps you need to set :validate-hostnames false ? See https://forum.datomic.com/t/ssl-handshake-error-when-connecting-to-peer-server-locally/1067 (I only tried to run the peer server locally but it worked)