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is there a way or configuring the Web Query Runner to connect to an specific Postgresql instance?
I know there is crux.edn
but im not sure what to put in there
atm the Web Query Runner is connected to a memory node
:crux.index/index-version
18
:crux.kv/estimate-num-keys
0
:crux.kv/kv-store
"crux.mem_kv.MemKv"
:crux.version/revision
"2f406b57d7e21333de40dae8f8598df0a410d7af"
:crux.version/version
"1.18.0"
Hi, I'm not sure what you're referring to when you say "Web Query Runner" - are you talking about the UI included with crux-http-server
?
For connecting to Postgres, you can read about crux-jdbc
configuration options here: https://opencrux.com/reference/1.18.0/jdbc.html
You might also find it interesting to see how Biff configures things https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/81f50a64d11e428848f4d41d98248a18bac8b1da/libs/crux/src/biff/crux.clj#L94-L103