11. Simplifying Datomic Syntax by Writing a DSL
The context here is that creating schema and writing inserts for Datomic are unnecessarily verbose, especially for people who think in Clojure. The idea is to take advantage of this “expressiveness gap” and use Clojure to write a DSL to make writing Datomic schema and inserts less verbose. We’ll reduce and map over Clojure maps to generate the Datomic syntax for schema creation and adding datoms. Instead of using the Datomic shell, we’ll use an in-memory version of Datomic that we access from Clojure.
Assumptions
In this chapter we assume the following:
You have Leiningen installed.
Using the ...
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