@dimovich I've got a feeling this will help you overall: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame/blob/master/docs/Using-Stateful-JS-Components.md

@mikethompson thanks! having a look.

@andre I don't know if it's only me that does this (and it probably suggests I should be using spec) however every now-and-again (just not often enough that I check for it first) I use assoc instead of assoc-in when updating some part of my database and end up with a mapping like [:x :y] value which breaks Re-Frisk with one strange error or another. I'm not sure what kind of overhead it might add to check for this but it would be useful.

so I’m trying to generate a list of things in a v-box I do something like [v-box :children (mapv (partial vector 'player) players dice)]

this doens’t work but if I copy the output and replace the mapv with it, it does

I need to do [v-box :children (mapv (fn [p d] [player p d]) players dice)]

which gives me the same output in the repl. what’s going on here

in the first example you have a apostrophe 'player

ya I thought that ‘player would resolve to player after the map

nope

I’m realizing that’s not the case

a symbol is not a function, it cannot occupy the first place in a reagent/hiccup vector

since the output in the repl is the same for both

in lumo, a function prints like this:

cljs.user=> [identity]
[#object[Function "function (a){return a}"]]

a symbol likes this

cljs.user=> ['identity]
[identity]

is it different on your system?

#object[clojure.core$identity 0x3301ba9e "clojure.core$identity@3301ba9e"]

ya, that makes sense, this helped clear it up. Thanks