![]() This was a little more tricky than might be expected because the initialization process uses the transactor to bootstrap the database. Since Clojure doesn't accept mutually recursive modules, this necessitated a third module, namely "db-factory", which uses both "db" and "transact". While I was here, I started an "api" module, to paper over the potentially complicated internal module structure for external consumers. In time, this "api" module may also grow CLJS-specific JS transformations. |
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