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@alexandrkozyrev regarding the cljs-ns not resetting – that's a bug, thanks for the report. It is stored in Datomic, but sometimes the namespace objects get reused. There are a couple bugs here that we need to fix
@alexandrkozyrev regarding using the datomic api – today you have to use the fiddle/query or fiddle/pull. There are improvements coming here eventually. The schema is always available in the ctx, we can make an example of that if you want
can you please explain a bit schema in the ctx
I don’t really understand (w/ datomic api access restriction) is it executable in HF - http://dustingetzcom.hyperfiddle.net/:datomic-peer-query-loom/
Great question. That blog post predates Datomic Cloud, which does not have an entity API
But there are still times when you need datomic API access, so to do that in hyperfiddle, we will need to give you fiddle/type :clojure, which will run in the JVM
We haven't done that yet because there are security issues to be thought through
Here is the loom breadth first search running in hyperfiddle: http://www2.hyperfiddle.net/:demo!datomic-query-loom/ The problem is we don't expose a clj-ns, so there's no way for you to install clojure functions that can be seen from datomic query. only we can do that for now. it has to be done very carefully because of security
But there are still times when you need datomic API access, so to do that in hyperfiddle, we will need to give you fiddle/type :clojure, which will run in the JVM
Here is the loom breadth first search running in hyperfiddle: http://www2.hyperfiddle.net/:demo!datomic-query-loom/ The problem is we don't expose a clj-ns, so there's no way for you to install clojure functions that can be seen from datomic query. only we can do that for now. it has to be done very carefully because of security
Here is the correct/easier way to issue datomic transactions from a button: http://tank.hyperfiddle.net/:dustingetz!slack-parser/#:hf.src!view
is there a tutorial about fiddle/link (hf/_)?
is there a live-inline-entity editor view/representation? for instance, I’d like to able to edit “string” attribute directly in result table - http://alexandrkozyrev.hyperfiddle.net/:new-intent-naive/
I don't understand :new-intent-naive, can you clarify
as I go through my custom view - http://alexandrkozyrev.hyperfiddle.net/:trinity/ - it looks more and more that I build my own bobtailed and buggy version of hyperfiddle.ui/result and links tab
should I instead make my own “rels”, if so, can you please show me an example?
Can you help me understand what you are trying to make with :trinity, with mspaint or a google image?
"make storm" line 8