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I would like to make a data query from the front end to the backend where; • data A is resolved, • then based on A, derive a boolean value (same as the condition in a if) which will branch between either resolve data B or data C. (B and C are of totally different types) Is it possible to do something like that inside 1 EQL query?

Vincent Cantin07:07:59

I found something close, I will try it tomorrow. https://pathom3.wsscode.com/docs/eql#union-queries

wilkerlucio12:07:09

optional inputs is another way to handle that

Eric Dvorsak13:10:26

+1 on optional input that is how I avoided a union query in fulcro https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C68M60S4F/p1665147250627689?thread_ts=1665146697.279039&cid=C68M60S4F

fabrao11:07:54

hello all, how do I solve this?

(let [data "18/07/2021"]
    (geral/parser
		configuration
     ['{(:cursos-alura {:dt-inicio data :dt-fim data}) [:email :termino :curso :esforco :nome]}]))

I got dt-inicio and dt-fim nil in resolver?

dehli13:07:49

The issue is that you’re using ' instead of backquote. It should look like:

[`{(:cursos-alura {:dt-inicio ~data :dt-fim ~data}) [:email :termino :curso :esforco :nome]}]

dehli13:07:08

notice that you use the ~ to escape the quoting

dehli13:07:34

Here’s a SO question with a better explanation 🙂 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17800917/clojure-difference-between-apostrophe-and-backtick

fabrao13:07:19

@U2U78HT5G You are the best, thank you, you saved my day

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