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RAD Datomic adapter version 1.0.3 is up on Clojars. This version improves the performance of the generated read resolvers when figuring out db/idents.
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How can I use the various form/XYZ-render
functions in RAD, so I can modify the body of a top-level form, and render its subforms with the default renderer?
I tried form/ref-container-renderer
and form/render-layout
. I couldn't figure out the proper arguments to pass to those functions.
I think I use the former wrong, and the latter works for the top-level component when I use (form/render-layout this props)
, so I assume I need to pass in the subform props to this call, but how do I get those?