09:21 <Gibheer> mbj: do you have a plan for thursday evening already?

09:23 <mbj> Gibheer: nope

09:23 <mbj> Gibheer: I'm busy

09:23 <mbj> Gibheer: Lets talk on site

09:23 <mbj> *side

09:23 <mbj> have to run, cu

09:23 <Gibheer> sure

21:31 <cored> hello

21:31 <xybre> olleh

22:36 <postmodern> hey everyone

22:36 <postmodern> i was wondering what the high-level query api will look like?

22:36 <postmodern> what would it look like to query deep relationships?

22:36 <postmodern> same as DM1?

22:43 <xybre> postmodern: check out axiom

22:44 <xybre> postmodern: https://github.com/dkubb/axiom

22:44 <postmodern> xybre, i understand axiom will be used to drive the query layer

22:44 <xybre> Ah okay my bad :)

22:44 <postmodern> xybre, but there has to be a higher level syntax for doing simple things

22:49 <xybre> I think the examples there are intentionally to show off how it does complex things. As I understand it, a simple query in AR like User.where(id: 1).first would be env[:users].restrict(id: 1).one.

22:51 <xybre> You could also do `User = env[:users]` to get the `User` constant back like in aR.

22:56 <xybre> If you have a seperate User model, then you can add a method to it maybe `repo` or `query` depending on your intent, and it would grab the Environment object for you.

22:56 <postmodern> xybre, im hoping that will be provided for me via another library

22:56 <postmodern> maybe dm-mapper?

22:56 <postmodern> *rom-mapper

22:57 <xybre> Sure. If they don't add one I probably will. Just means less setup.

23:15 <postmodern> guessing #rom-rb is going to be pretty quiet during EuroCamp

23:15 <postmodern> hopefully will see some new users after solnic's workshop

23:15 <xybre> Hopefully