cz.holyjak.rad.database-adapters.asami-options
connectionsclj
If using the Asami pathom-plugin, the resulting patohm-env will contain a map from schema->connection at this key path.
If using the Asami pathom-plugin, the resulting patohm-env will contain a map from schema->connection at this key path.
databasesclj
If using the Asami pathom-plugin, the resulting patohm-env will contain a map from schema->database atom (i.e. (atom (d/db <connection>))) at this key path.
If using the Asami pathom-plugin, the resulting patohm-env will contain a map from schema->database atom (i.e. (atom (d/db <connection>))) at this key path.
owned-entity?clj
ID attribute property. Marks the entity as dependant, i.e. it can only exist as part of another entity
- f.ex. an OrderLine can only exist as a part of an Order.
It is marked in Asami as "owned" by the parent entity and thus
(d/entity parent-entity)will include its full data and, most importantly, removing it from the:refattribute on the parent will delete it fully from the DB (notice that this "cascading delete" is a feature of this adapter, not of Asami itself).
ID attribute property. Marks the entity as dependant, i.e. it can only exist as part of another entity - f.ex. an OrderLine can only exist as a part of an Order. It is marked in Asami as "owned" by the parent entity and thus `(d/entity parent-entity)` will include its full data and, most importantly, removing it from the `:ref` attribute on the parent will delete it fully from the DB (notice that this "cascading delete" is a feature of this adapter, not of Asami itself).
wrap-resolveclj
Identity Attribute option. A (fn [resolve]) that must return a (fn [env input]). The resolve is the core
resolving logic (a function of env/input), so the returned function can manipulate the resolver inputs and outputs.
This only affects Asami autogenerated resolvers.
Ex.: aso/wrap-resolve (fn wrap-log [resolve] (fn [env input] (log/spy :info (resolve env input))))
Identity Attribute option. A `(fn [resolve])` that must return a `(fn [env input])`. The `resolve` is the core resolving logic (a function of env/input), so the returned function can manipulate the resolver inputs and outputs. This only affects Asami autogenerated resolvers. Ex.: `aso/wrap-resolve (fn wrap-log [resolve] (fn [env input] (log/spy :info (resolve env input))))`
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