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tupelo.schema

Prismatic Schema type definitions

Prismatic Schema type definitions
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CharVecclj

An ordered sequence of characters of indeterminate length.

An ordered sequence of characters of indeterminate length.
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DatomMapclj

The Clojure map representation of a Datom.

The Clojure map representation of a Datom.
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Eidclj

Each entity in the DB is uniquely specified its Entity ID (EID). Indeed, allocation of a unique EID is what 'creates' an entity in the DB.

Each entity in the DB is uniquely specified its Entity ID (EID).  Indeed, allocation of a unique
EID is what 'creates' an entity in the DB.
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EnliveNodeclj/s

An Enlive tree node

An Enlive tree node
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EntitySpecclj

An EntitySpec is used to uniquely specify an entity in the DB. It consists of either an EID or a LookupRef.

An EntitySpec is used to uniquely specify an entity in the DB. It consists of
either an EID or a LookupRef.
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Fnclj/s

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HttpRequestclj

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KeyMapclj/s

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Listclj/s

An ordered sequence of items of indeterminate length (synonymous for Vec).

An ordered sequence of items of indeterminate length (synonymous for Vec).
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LookupRefclj

If an entity has an attribute with either :db.unique/value or :db.unique/identity, that entity can be uniquely specified using a lookup-ref (LookupRef). A lookup-ref is an attribute-value pair expressed as a tuple: [ <attribute> <value> ]

If an entity has an attribute with either :db.unique/value or :db.unique/identity, that entity
can be uniquely specified using a lookup-ref (LookupRef). A lookup-ref is an attribute-value pair
expressed as a tuple:  [ <attribute> <value> ]
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Mapclj/s

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MapEntryclj/s

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MapListclj/s

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Pairclj/s

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Quadclj/s

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Setclj/s

Either a Clojure hash-set or a java.util.HashSet

Either a Clojure hash-set or a java.util.HashSet
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Singleclj/s

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Tripleclj/s

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Tupleclj/s

A specific type of sequential collection, typically a vector of constant length where each element has a pre-defined interpretation.

A specific type of sequential collection, typically a vector of constant length where each
element has a pre-defined interpretation.
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TupleListclj/s

A sequence of tuples (typically a vector of vectors)

A sequence of tuples (typically a vector of vectors)
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TupleMapclj/s

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TupleMapsclj/s

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TupleSetclj/s

The result of any Datomic using the Entity API is logically a hash-set of tuples (vectors). The contents and order of each tuple is determined by the find clause:

 ----- query -----                         ----- tuples -----

(d/q '{:find [?e ?name ?age] ...) -> [?e ?name ?age]

The result of any Datomic using the Entity API is logically a hash-set of tuples (vectors).
The contents and order of each tuple is determined by the find clause:

     ----- query -----                         ----- tuples -----
   (d/q '{:find [?e ?name ?age] ...)     ->    [?e ?name ?age]
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Vecclj/s

An ordered sequence of items of indeterminate length (synonymous for List).

An ordered sequence of items of indeterminate length (synonymous for List).
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