For CLJS, no, but actually, yes. You will need to export an interface for JS to consume; then compile things either as node-library or esm. Doable, just a little tedious. But keeping CLJS, then importing on JS and having some API to generate "ClojureScript things" like vector, map, it's not doable, unfortunately...

sure it is doable, just not very convenient. in general I'd not recommend trying this. it is going to be clunky and non-ideal from both the CLJS and JS perspectives since you are going to do a lot of datastructure conversions which sucks a little