The primary design decision is to remove as much of the interop glue
and clj->js->clj data marshalling from application code as possible.
mrhyde allows cljs sequential
types to be treated as native JavaScript arrays by implementing the
ArrayLike.js specification
and then using the ArrayLikeIsArray polyfill. This technique has
proven useful on libraries like leaflet and angular libraries. In addition,
mrhyde includes data interop glue so that cljs map types can be
treated as native JavaScript objects as well as several helpful
functions patching JavaScript functions to provide smoother interop.
See strokes for an example of how the mrhyde library is useful for JavaScript interop.
To use mrhyde from your ClojureScript project,
add this dependency to your project.clj:
[net.drib/mrhyde "0.5.0"]