bean :recursive true and ->clj behaves differently

[torbjornvatn]

When I try to interact with the objects returned by the Google Cloud getProjects function I get different results when using ->clj and bean :recursive true

(p/let [[ps] (.getProjects resource #js {:filter "name:uc*"})]
    (->> ps
         (map #(bean % :recursive true)
         first
         cljs.pprint/pprint)))
;; =>
{:metadata
 {:projectNumber "XXXXXXXX",
  :projectId "XXXXX",
  :lifecycleState "ACTIVE",
  :name "XXXXX",
  :createTime "2019-11-28T09:56:03.185Z",
  :parent {:type "folder", :id "1004516592721"}},
 :baseUrl "/projects",
 :parent #object[Resource [object Object]],
 :id "XXXXX",
 :createMethod #object[bound wrapper],
 :methods
 {:create true,
  :delete true,
  :exists true,
  :get true,
  :getMetadata true,
  :setMetadata {:reqOpts {:method "PUT"}}},
 :interceptors [],
 :Promise #object[Promise],
 :restore #object[wrapper],
 :create #object[wrapper],
 :delete #object[wrapper],
 :exists #object[wrapper],
 :get #object[wrapper],
 :getMetadata #object[wrapper],
 :setMetadata #object[wrapper],
 :request_ #object[Function],
 :request #object[wrapper], 
 :requestStream #object[Function]}

vs.

(p/let [[ps] (.getProjects resource #js {:filter "name:uc*"})]
    (->> ps
         (map ->clj)
         first
         cljs.pprint/pprint)))
;; =>
#object[Project [object Object]]

Is this because the objects returned from the Google Cloud library is not "pure" javascript Objects?

I would love to add something to the README about this gotcha, but not sure how to formulate it as I don't really understand the underlying reason for this happening.

[martinklepsch]

Hey! Can you provide any more detail in what way it behaves differently?

[torbjornvatn]

I managed to create the issue before I added the description, but now it's there

[mfikes]

I wonder if the object in question is returning false for object?.

[torbjornvatn]

getProjects returns an array within another array, hence the destructing [ps].
Both the inner array and the individual objects in it return false when I check them with object?
When I log them in plain javascript they look like this:

Project {
    _events: [Object: null prototype] {},
    _eventsCount: 0,
    _maxListeners: undefined,
    metadata: {
      projectNumber: '0000000000',
      projectId: 'xxxxxxxxxxx',
      lifecycleState: 'ACTIVE',
      name: 'xxxxxxxx',
      createTime: '2019-11-28T09:56:03.185Z',
      parent: [Object]
    },
    baseUrl: '/projects',
    parent: Resource {
      baseUrl: 'https://cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com/v1',
      apiEndpoint: 'cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com',
      timeout: undefined,
      globalInterceptors: [],
      interceptors: [],
      packageJson: [Object],
      projectId: '{{projectId}}',
      projectIdRequired: false,
      Promise: [Function: Promise],
      makeAuthenticatedRequest: [Function],
      authClient: [GoogleAuth],
      getCredentials: [Function: bound getCredentials],
      getProjectsStream: [Function (anonymous)]
    }