pathom-viz showing #object tags

[wardle]

Hello. I'm getting an odd response in pathom-viz that I don't get at the REPL.
For a (seemingly) random set of properties, they get an #object tag:

But at the REPL, it works perfectly:

(p.eql/process registry {:id 80146002} [:info.snomed.Concept/id
                                          :info.snomed.Concept/active
                                          '(:info.snomed.Concept/preferred-description {:accept-language "en-GB"})
                                          :info.snomed.Concept/refsets
                                          {:info.snomed.Concept/descriptions
                                           [:info.snomed.Description/active :info.snomed.Description/term]}])

#:info.snomed.Concept{:id 80146002,
                      :active true,
                      :preferred-description #:info.snomed.Description{:caseSignificanceId 900000000000448009,
                                                                       :moduleId 900000000000207008,
                                                                       :typeId 900000000000013009,
                                                                       :effectiveTime #object[java.time.LocalDate 0x1a5944be "2017-07-31"],
                                                                       :active true,
                                                                       :id 132973012,
                                                                       :conceptId 80146002,
                                                                       :term "Appendicectomy",
                                                                       :languageCode "en"}

Am I doing something wrong or is this an issue within pathom-viz?

Mark

PS. This is amazing work. I am very excited to federate across multiple services with pathom3 as the core abstraction between client and server. I used Apple's WebObjects for a long time and it is a bit like a super-duper key value coding, which of course came from NeXTSTEP - used to decouple the UI from the backend - and it's not dissimilar to OGNL - except much much better!

[wilkerlucio]

Hello Mark, glad to hear you are having a good time with Pathom :)

About the tools, for looking at the numbers that turn wrapped into #object, my guess is they are bigints, which use some special transit types to encode. So what you see is the number wrapped by com.cognitect.transit.BigInteger, which is an object, and that causes the print to look like that.

[wardle]

Makes sense! These are longs so I will happily ignore the printing! Thanks again!