You should also be able to switch to ports based on Json.Encode.Value, which gets passed through ports directly as JSON. You'll have to write your own encoders and decoders but you should then be able to use arbitrary field names (since you'll end up specifying them as string literals in your Elm encoders/decoders). So you can use some non-reserved name in your Elm code and then encode/decode it to/from a 'port' field.
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