> So I'm assuming that the problem is in the use of .strobj, and there is some
> better way to convert the clojure map to a javascript map that outputs
> symbol style keys rather than string style keys - is there a simple way to
> do that? Would that fix the problem?
Yeah, outputting symbol style keys fixes the problem. I use a simple
macro that converts key/value pairs into code that constructs a
JavaScript object:
(js-object :akey "avalue", :anotherkey 123)
Implementation:
(defmacro js-object [& kvs]
(let [objname (gensym)
setter (fn [[k v]] `(set! (. ~objname ~(-> k name symbol))
~v))]
`(let [~objname (cljs.core/js-obj)]
~@(map setter (partition 2 kvs))
~objname)))
This works as long as all keys are known at compile time. When you're
dealing with dynamic data, such as serverside generated ClojureScript
data structures, the situation is a bit more problematic and you may
need to use the workaround I mentioned in my previous post.
On a related note, I've been working on a ClojureScript port of
Hiccup, which provides an arguably more Clojure friendly API for
generating HTML than Closure templates: https://github.com/teropa/hiccups
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