Use a database with Clojure

Question

What methods to use a database from Clojure are there?

I know from Clojure you can do anything you can with Java, but that means that I may end up using something overly

Answer 1

I've used Berkeley DB for a simple key/value database in Clojure. See here.

Answer 2

You could also try CLJ-Record, https://github.com/duelinmarkers/clj-record

Answer 3

I would now (as of late 2011) recommend Korma - "Tasty SQL for Clojure"

It's a beautiful little SQL DSL, here's an example from the website:

(select users
  (aggregate (count :*) :cnt)
  (where (or (> :visits 20)
             (< :last_login a-year-ago))))

Answer 4

clojure-contrib has an sql library which is a thin wrapper around JDBC (java.sql.DriverManager). The test file that comes with it has some examples of its usage.

Answer 5

There's ClojureQL which embraces relational algebra.

Answer 6

Then there is SQLLite. Have a look at this simple example: https://github.com/ogrim/clojure-sqlite-example