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Datomic Differences

Although datahike supports a part of Datomic's API, some behavior is different using the different functions. Datahike supports part of the datomic.client.api:

Without differences you may use the following like in Datomic:

  • as-of
  • history
  • pull
  • q
  • since

The following functions from the datahike.api namespace are different from Datomic's client API:

Additionally, datahike supports also almost all functions from datascript in the datahike.core namespace.

connect

Connects to an existing database given a configuration hash-map or URI (deprecated). The specification for the configuration can be found here.

(create-database {:store {:backend :file :path "/tmp/datomic-diff"}})

create-database

Creates a new database given configuration hash-map or an URI (deprecated) with additional optional parameters for schema-flexibility and keep-history? capabilities. Have a look at the configuration documentation for details.

(create-database {:store {:backend :mem :id "datomic-diff"} :keep-history? false :schema-flexibility :read})

datoms

The signature is different. Index can be selected: :eavt, :aevt, :avet and components to be matched using entity, attribute and values. Find more examples and documentation either in the examples project or in the code documentation.

(datoms @conn :eavt :name)

db

Since the database can be just de-referenced from the connection this function is just a small wrapper for Datomic compliance.

(db conn)

delete-database

The deletion supports only URIs at the moment.

transact

Returns a different hash map as a report. Have a look at the clojure docs for more examples.

with

Applies transactions to an immutable database value and returns a new database snapshot. It does not change the mutable database inside the connection unlike transact.

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