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I released 0.1.0-ea26, you might experience some breakage:
• removed old -main
entry points: vlaaad.reveal.repl/-main
and vlaaad.reveal.prepl/-main
: use vlaaad.reveal/-main
entry point
• changed arg parsing in vlaaad.reveal/-main
to match new clj
release candidate arg parsing (i.e. it's just edn/read-string
). This might affect you if you use remote prepl with host specified. Previously it could be specified as 127.0.0.1
, now it has to be quoted as string: "127.0.0.1"
• renamed prepl
to io-prepl
to match clojure.core.server prepl naming
@vlaaad I'm playing with Reveal properly for the first time and I'm a bit confused about how the datafy/nav support is supposed to work. If I use next.jdbc
to produce a result set, each of those rows are datafiable and, when datafied, they are navigable. However, it seems like I have to explicitly call I've not be able to access this from a table view.(clojure.datafy/datafy *v)
on a value to get Reveal to offer the nav
option, and
Ah, maybe datafy/nav is only supported from the data view, not the table view?