looks correct. what is not working?

assuming of course firestore/Timestamp is an actual thing and not nil?

(d/datafy some-timestamp)

and what is some-timestamp?

an instance of firestore/Timestamp

so, (instance? firestore/Timestamp some-timestamp) is true?

It’s false

the timestamp logs as

#object[Timestamp [object Object]]

I wonder if this has anything to do with the slightly weird(?) constructor definition here? https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/js/firestore_.timestamp.md#constructors

check what (type some-timestamp) is exactly

what is weird about it?

#object[Timestamp]

not in the REPL, use the browser console

it displays more info and also the prototype chain

js/console.log it I mean

I don’t know if browser console is super helpful here because the node and browser APIs vary a bit.

which makes me notice that the earlier link was to the wrong docs: https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/node/firebase.firestore.Timestamp

maybe use console.dir instead of log

should see the prototype chain somewhere

just want to find out if the timestamp is in there and what you actually have is some wrapped thing

what might work is (extend-type (type some-timestamp) p/Datafiable ...)

hmm so datafy is in there. should work then

yeah

just noticed that as well

let me re-read datafy docs

try the extend-type anyways. JS types are funky sometimes. these also seem to be generated from protobuf which makes wrapping likely

Ok, it was all working as expected, I extended the type in the wrong env (browser vs. node)

doh

sounds more like a liveview question than cljs? how would you do it in JS?

Maybe I would listen to DOMContentLoaded on each page.