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Is there a better way to set some properties on a JS object when using react-factory? I'm trying to spread the defaultProps into the props that I'm setting manually.
<Highlight {...defaultProps} code={exampleCode} language="css">(merge (js->clj defaultProps) {:code "p {}" :language "css"}) but converting it to a cljs map blows the stack with RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded.
I can make it work with (set! (.-language defaultProps) "css") but I'm wondering if I can work with maps instead of using js property access interop.I figured out a way around this. defaultProps only had two keys and I just made my own cljs map with those keys and some others. I do still wonder why it was blowing the stack with RangeError but I can get by.
I struggled with similar problems, see https://clojureverse.org/t/is-typescript-better-than-clojurescript-for-interop-heavy-react-apps/9056
@U0522TWDA Thank you for the thread. That was a good read. Slightly disappointing to see that there aren't really any solutions, but awareness is better than its opposite. I'm glad that I didn't go too far down the rabbithole on this one and found a solution to my problem fairly quickly, but the thread is a good cautionary tale.