The function clj->js use "name" function to convert a keyword to a string,
which is not the right choice, since "name" means a different thing from what
should be placed here.
When we use ClojureScript in developement, as long as we need to deal with js
object, we have to js->clj (with keywordize true) first, so there can be
strings like "A/B" in keys which are converted to :A/B. When converting them
back to js object, :A/B will be converted to "B", which causes a lot of
problems.
What I use is the one below, which does the correct conversion.
(defn keyword2string [k]
(let [ky (if-let [nspace (namespace k)] (str nspace "/" (name k)) (name k))]
(if (empty? ky)
(subs (str k) 1)
ky)))
I don't know whether it is a known issue (probably for a very long time...) I
didn't see any fix in github, and I have no idea how to contribute to it.
It's likely everyone else who encountered this problem before use some approach
like defining their own version of clj->js (like me), but I guess it is not a
good idea to leave a not so correct cljs.core function for the ones who hasn't
encountered this problem yet.
Thank you~!
Nuo
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