sweet-tooth.endpoint.datomic.liberator — sweet-tooth/endpoint 0.10.10

Helper functions for working with datomic entities.

Transaction results are put in :result in the liberator context.

assoc-tempid clj

(assoc-tempid x)

auth-owns? clj

(auth-owns? ctx db user-key & [id-key])

Check if the user entity is the same as the authenticated user

conn clj

(conn ctx)

create clj

(create ctx)

transact the params in a context

create->:result clj

created-entity clj

(created-entity ctx)

Use when you've created a single entity and stored the tx result under :result

created-id clj

(created-id {:keys [result]})

return id of created entity, assuming you've only created one entity

created-pull clj

(created-pull ctx & [pull])

Differs from created-entity in that it returns a map, not a map-like Datomic Entity

ctx->create-map clj

(ctx->create-map ctx)

given a liberator context, returns a map that's ready to be used in a datomic transaction to create an entity

ctx->update-map clj

(ctx->update-map ctx & [id-key])

cleans up params from liberator context

db clj

(db ctx)

db-after clj

db-before clj

delete clj

(delete ctx & [id-key])

delete->:result clj

deref->:result clj

(deref->:result tx)

deref a transaction and put the result in :result of ctx.

pull-ctx-id clj

(pull-ctx-id ctx)

transact->ctx clj

(transact->ctx tx-fn)

update clj

(update ctx)

update->:result clj

updated-entity clj

(updated-entity ctx)

Use when you've updated a single entity and stored the tx result under :result

updated-pull clj

(updated-pull ctx & [attrs])

Differs from created-entity in that it returns a map, not a map-like Datomic Entity