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I have an example of using a babashka Pod from YS. I'll see if I can find it.

Here's an example of using a bb Pod in ys:

$ cat pod-test.ys 
!yamlscript/v0

use-pod: \'org::babashka/go-sqlite3 "0.2.3"

require pod::babashka::go-sqlite3: => sqlite

say:
  sqlite/query:
    .":memory:"
    ["SELECT 41 + 1 AS sum"]

$ ys pod-test.ys 
Downloading pod org.babashka/go-sqlite3 (0.2.3)
Successfully installed pod org.babashka/go-sqlite3 (0.2.3)
[{:sum 42}]

$ time ys pod-test.ys 
[{:sum 42}]

real    0m0.040s
user    0m0.014s
sys     0m0.028s

I want to spend more time on making it even easier to use external libraries and pods. @danielmartincraig if you (or anyone) has specific needs, let me know. It's always good to have a "customer" driving implementation.... 🙂

I have a pod that I'm developing, called graph-rag-pod In bb I can load it like so: (babashka.pods/load-pod "build/graph-rag-pod.js") Is there an equivalent in ys?

use-pod: "build/graph-rag-pod.js"

(defn use-pod [pod-name version]
  (ys/load-pod pod-name version))

Is there a way to call babaska’s load-pod? Or does use-pod support pods from my local file system?

I haven't looked at pods since april tbh

is this public code?

It’s not ( yet)

give me a minute

try pods/load-pod('build/graph-rag-pod.js')

OK I'll try that, thanks!

let me know if it works or not

I'm doing this, but I see an error:

#!/usr/bin/env ys-0

pods/load-pod('../.esbuild/.build/src/graph-rag-pod.js')

require pod::swacorp::graph-rag-pod: => grp

say: "hello"

Error: mapping values are not allowed here
 in reader, line 5, column 36:
    require pod::swacorp::graph-rag-pod: => grp
                                       ^
{:eval [], :debug-stage {}}

when you can share the code I can look into it

you can also try to make a repro of the problem with some other pod

I don't have a repro to share, but I can report that the following seems to work:

graph-rag-pod =: pods/load-pod('../.esbuild/.build/src/graph-rag-pod.js')
require pod::swacorp::graph-rag-pod: => grp
say: "hello"

That's good. I'll try to revisit pod usage this weekend

trying to get 0.1.77 out which has a ton of cool new stuff