Non-recursive js->clj in ClojureScript

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I have a JavaScript array of JavaScript objects. I'd like to turn it into a vector of JavaScript objects. However, js->clj is recursive, such that the JavaScript objects themselves would be turned into CLJS maps.

How can I turn a JavaScript array into a CLJS vector without touching the elements inside the array?

Thomas Heller · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-17 10:38:19Z

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(vec the-array) or (into [] the-array) will both turn the array into a vector and not touch the objects at all.

answered Aug 17, 2018 at 10:38

Thomas Heller

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Mike Fikes Over a year ago

Iff you know that the JavaScript array won't be modified, favor vec as it is faster.

Daniel Schlaug Over a year ago

Is there a similar way to shallowly convert objects to hash-maps?

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