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eql
specify things like [(:foo/bar {:default "---"})]
but datomic expect [(:foo/bar :default "---")]
There is some standard solution to this?
I'm developing a custom ast->datomic-selector
ATM
@souenzzo is [(:foo/bar :default "---")]
some sort of new syntax? as far as I remember datomic doens't have params in any way, they do have something called attributes with options (https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/pull.html#attribute-with-options) but the syntax is [:foo/bar :default "---"]
(no parentesis), is this what you mean?
oh. reading again I'm seeing that (weird, I though that was vector only, but ok)
interested in ast->datomic-selector
inside eql
? I think that it could be a external lib
I think its not in the context, eql is supposed to be very clean and raw, this is more an extension/integration feature, better to have it as a separated thing