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• dzonga 6y ago
  looked at those a while back. seem to be only available for clojure.
  • kot-behemoth 6y ago
    Juxt were very vocal about making Crux available beyond Clojure (can't find the exact quote right now, unfortunately). Perhaps the last time you checked it, any non-Clojure support was still WIP. However, since then they definitely have Java API available (Javadoc here: https://crux-doc.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/crux-javadoc/20.05-1.8.4-alpha/crux/api/package-summary.html https://crux-doc.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/crux-javadoc/20....), as well as REST API (see https://opencrux.com/docs#restapi https://opencrux.com/docs#restapi).
    • refset 6y ago
      That's right, we're certainly keen to help all JVM users who wish to embed Crux, and for users sitting outside the JVM we have significantly more comprehensive JSON support and SQL queries in the works too. Our upcoming SQL module is based on Apache Calcite which does a lot of heavy lifting and compiles SQL joins to Crux's native Datalog. For the curious: https://github.com/juxt/crux/blob/0f7d9c66db952a65efb4cba7e3f797ef19db6132/crux-sql/test/crux/calcite_test.clj https://github.com/juxt/crux/blob/0f7d9c66db952a65efb4cba7e3...
  • yogthos 6y ago
    Both are implemented in Clojure, but there's nothing Clojure specific involved in their usage.