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Thank you for pointing me to js-obj. Its not incorporated on my vocabulary. It's very low level for my usecase. In stitches they have entire css definitions as an object. The translation of the button would be https://gist.github.com/geraldodev/5797a3fb28f6dc28549ab2e58a4cf8ba It's a aesthetics thing for me it more pleasant to work with clojure map, a lot of #js or nested js-obj would clutter the output. I'm using keyword as keys as they use in stitches because the applied colors favors the visualization.
The js-obj is nice if I could make a (js-obj-lit &content ) It would be just benefits.