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@arohner Walkable does support postgres. Actually both two walkable demo apps use postgresql (see https://github.com/walkable-server/realworld-fulcro and https://github.com/walkable-server/realworld ). There's also a namespace that you should require
to be able to use some postgres functions in your walkable queries https://github.com/walkable-server/walkable/blob/master/src/walkable/sql_query_builder/impl/postgres.cljc
too bad I don't have time for walkable until next month. Once I implement compilation cache (meaning compile from clojure data structure to sql strings), walkable should be quite superior to other sql libraries out there
right now performance is a problem, but it's quite productive for MVP kind of apps
some of documentation is missing, too. Hit me on #walkable if you come up with some sql queries that you find hard to express with walkable
When starting the template server using (go)
I get the very descriptive but still confusing error:
ERROR [fulcro.util:133] : Failed to load functions from org.httpkit.server. Fulcro does not have hard dependencies on that library, and you must explicitly add the dependency to your project.
FATAL [fulcro.easy-server:188] : Failed to start web server clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo: Dynamically loaded function not found. You forgot to add a dependency to your classpath. {:sym org.httpkit.server/run-server}
http-kit
is in the project.clj :dependencies
. lein classpath
also shows http-kit is on the path.It looks like that was not the real error, had to add the java9 java-opts to project.clj.
@bbss I strongly recommend you use java8
i tried to make java9 work myself
but it leads to very misleading errors
the clojure ecosystem isn’t exactly ready for java9 yet
@currentoor hmm okay I hadn't heard of that complaint yet. I've been using java 9 quite a bit and did have some issues with errors, but not that it made me think they were wrong.