`(js->clj #js {:constructor true})` fails to produce a CLJS value
Description
(js->clj #js {:constructor true}) does not return a map or a CLJS value, and instead it returns #object[Object [object Object]].
It's still possible to obtain a CLJS value from that JSON data by using transit though.
Below is a full repro:
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Filipe Silva
November 20, 2020, 4:32 PM
Edited
“p-himik” on slack said:
the culprit is the way the type function is implemented.
To be more concrete: (assert (true? (type #js {:constructor true}))).
Filipe Silva
November 21, 2020, 10:28 AM
helped me on slack to find a way to use IEncodeClojure to cover this case:
He also said that I could get around the need for the removecall by calling specify! over the prototype (which needs to be added because the object literal doesn’t have one), but I couldn’t quite get it to work and ended up clocking out for the week before trying further.
