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There's little need. It's a direct application of concepts that are well treated academically in all the various datalog papers.


Taking academic research to production ready code is far from trivial.


I think that generalization is false as often as it is true.

But also, have you read any of the papers involved? Datalog is pretty simple. It's a restricted, forward chaining prolog. Once you know that, you can recreate most of it from that description alone.




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