hao can i render recursive at reagent ?

@arlicle Can you elaborate or provide an example of what you want to do?

@curlyfry my data just have tow level, but it show errors :Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded

I use boot-cljs and reagent

what's your data and try some logs//

I find the error 🙂 thank you @jiyinyiyong

Hey! I tried {:style {:display :flex}} instead of {:style {:display "flex"}} and to my surprise - it worked! Is there a part of documentation where it is described?

@troglotit maybe it happens here: https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/9f2b492ff884a3068b3d03f63f8157259bf49ded/src/reagent/impl/template.cljs#L67

it's essentially like clj->js right?

@pesterhazy Yes, with additional transformations like snake-case to camelCase for maps and named (symbols and keywords) to strings

Hmm, the ifn? case is interesting, I think that the additional fn is unnecessary for real functions (as they are already JS functions), but could be required for some ifn

If I had proper performance tests I'd also consider rewriting this into protocol as that should be faster than cond

FYI: I saw this on redit… https://learnreagent.com/

@bherrmann I'll share coupon/affiliate link here and on Reagent readme when it launches 🙂

Cool, I only glanced it over, but it looked interesting to me - and nicely done

@juhoteperi good point about the protocol

I didn't know that reagent wrapped each function in another anon fn

maybe that's necessary for partials and things like that

or its less well-known cousin, r/partial https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/blob/bc922f73190401da427c6961d05a4ee5476fefbd/src/reagent/core.cljs#L351