Boundary conversion between Clojure and Java implementations of BFF extension points. Java authors expect String-keyed java.util.Map and java.util.List; the rest of the engine uses keyword-keyed Clojure maps.
Boundary conversion between Clojure and Java implementations of BFF extension points. Java authors expect String-keyed java.util.Map and java.util.List; the rest of the engine uses keyword-keyed Clojure maps.
(->clj x)Recursively convert Java collections returned from an interop call back into keyword-keyed Clojure maps and vectors. Idempotent on Clojure data.
Recursively convert Java collections returned from an interop call back into keyword-keyed Clojure maps and vectors. Idempotent on Clojure data.
(->java x)Recursively convert a Clojure value into structures a Java caller expects: • maps → java.util.Map with String keys • sequential collections → java.util.List • keywords → String (via name) • everything else passes through untouched.
Recursively convert a Clojure value into structures a Java caller expects: • maps → java.util.Map with String keys • sequential collections → java.util.List • keywords → String (via name) • everything else passes through untouched.
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