Cam McHenry

If it's easier, the library could support non-recursive queries first, and add recursive functionality later? So these queries would be supported: ```ts // Supported currently const users = db.user.findMany({ where:...

@kettanaito I'm actually not sure about the missing braces, I took these examples from the Prisma docs, and there's a few examples where they don't have any brackets. I'm not...

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I agree, it seems really clunky to have all of the functions check if the first argument is an object or a number. That code does seem like it would...

Looking at #10, should the point code match the vector code? If that's so, the tables should be tagged with some sort of type property. Otherwise, these functions would be...

Fair enough, that's sort of what I was thinking anyway. Unless there are other specific objects that should be added I think this issue can be closed.