FleetDB

Hi John, Thanks for your interest. Unfortunately FleetDB isn't being actively developed right now

Hello Marc, Thanks for your last reply about the development roadmap. I wanted to ask from your

Hi Murtaza, On Dec 26, 8:46 pm, Murtaza Husain <murtaza.hus...@searce.com> wrote: > Hi, >

On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 11:25 AM, frye <twas...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi Tim, > Hi there, I

I should have read the docs more closely. The checked-write can accept multi-read and multi-write, so

My pull request was just pulled into the master node-fleet repo. So feel free to get it from there.

Thanks for the extra set of eyes matt, In the end, I just moved the db.open() to the beginning of the

Fixed it Mark. I had just forgotten about the async-ism's that come with node. Once all the

Blog posted here -> http://blackstag.com/blog.posting?id=2 Arc client code posted here -> https

2011/1/10 Mark McGranaghan <mmcg...@gmail.com> Right, it is important to me that FleetDB be

Great thanks! > Hi James, > > Good call. I've relaxed linting on both "limit"

Totally awesome, Mark. I'll upgrade in the next couple of days! -- Savanni On Sun, 2010-09-05 at

Hi Savanni, The Clojure 1.2 compatibility problem is a known issue. I think it has to do with AOT

I think you meant load-persistent, but yes the following appears to fix the problem. (let [db-file (

Hi Tim, Yeah, full-text search would be a much more ambitious feature (: I've thought about it

Hi Tim, I don't plan to add authorization features to FleetDB in the near future. If you would

Hi All, I'm happy to release FleetDB 0.2.0. This release does not introduce any significant

Hi All, I'm happy to finally release FleetDB 0.2.0-RC2. This RC incorporates several important

On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Mark McGranaghan <mmcg...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Mon, Apr

My current use case is very simple (so far). I want to store records of this form: (def record {:id

Yes, you can absolutely use FleetDB from Clojure as an embedded database. Actually, the FleetDB

I think the best way to go forward with this is to suggest a simple example of what this would look

The "if there is no :id, make one, otherwise use it" semantics are desirable in some cases