Using

Add this to deps.edn:

io.github.tonsky/datascript-storage-sql {:mvn/version "2.0.0"}

Create storage by passing in javax.sql.DataSource and :dbtype option:

(def datasource
  (doto (org.sqlite.SQLiteDataSource.)
    (.setUrl "jdbc:sqlite:target/db.sqlite")))

(def storage
  (storage-sql/make datasource
    {:dbtype :sqlite}))

You can also pass optional options:

(storage-sql/make datasource
  {:dbtype     :sqlite
   :batch-size 1000
   :table      "datascript"
   :ddl        "create table if not exists datascript (addr INTEGER primary key, content TEXT)"
   :freeze-str pr-str
   :thaw-str   clojure.edn/read-string})

Or use binary serialization:

(storage-sql/make datasource
  {:dbtype :sqlite
   
   :freeze-bytes
   (fn ^bytes [obj]
     (with-open [out (ByteArrayOutputStream.)]
       (t/write (t/writer out :msgpack) obj)
       (.toByteArray out)))
   
   :thaw-bytes
   (fn [^bytes b]
     (t/read
      (t/reader (ByteArrayInputStream. b) :msgpack)))})

After that, use it as any other storage:

(d/create-conn schema {:storage storage})

(d/store db storage)

Currently supported :dbtype-s:

:h2
:mysql
:postgresql
:sqlite

If your JDBC driver only provides you with DataSource and you want to add some basic pooling on top, use storage-sql/pool:

(def datasource
  (doto (SQLiteDataSource.)
    (.setUrl "jdbc:sqlite:target/db.sqlite")))

(def pooled-datasource
  (storage-sql/pool datasource
    {:max-conn      10
     :max-idle-conn 4}))

(def storage
  (storage-sql/make pooled-datasource
    {:dbtype :sqlite}))

pool takes non-pooled DataSource and returns new DataSource that pools connections for you.

If you used pool to create storage, you can close it this way: