calling javascript Object from ClojureScript

Question

I want to instantiate a class in javascript, pass the object over to my ClojureScript, and access its properties and functions from Clojure. How can I access the functions and properties of test-obj when I only have clojure.core namespace at my disposal?

I have the following awful hacked solution.

Javascript:

class Test {
 constructor (a,b) {
 this.a = a;
 this.b = b;
 }
 getA () {
 return this.a;
 }
}
window['createA'] = (a,b) => {
 return new Test(a,b);
}
window['geta'] = (o) => {
 return o.getA();
}

ClojureScript:

(defn myfn[] 
 (let [test-obj (.createTest js/window "x" 1)]
 [:div (.geta js/window test-obj)]))

Answer 1

Regular JS interop should work just fine I believe :)

Expose your class to the outside world:

window["Test"] = Test

Then, from cljs:

(let [x (js/Test.)]
 (prn (.getA x)))