Solid has a compiler but it's there to help you not limit you. You can compose behaviors everywhere and use the same primitives. It's all one syntax. Solid has even brought Directives to JSX. // directive using the same primitivesfunctionaccordion(node,isOpen){letinitialHeight;createEffect(...
import { type TooltipDirective, tooltip } from 'solid-js-tooltip'; import 'solid-js-tooltip/styles.css'; // https://github.com/solidjs/solid/discussions/845 tooltip; declare module 'solid-js' { namespace JSX { interface Directives extends TooltipDirective {} } } Examples: import { tooltip...
directive import{copyText}from'solid-copy-text'functionMyChartComponent(){const[str,setStr]=createSignal<string>('hello world again')return(Click me copyClickmecopyalert('Copied!')}}>Click me copyalert('Copied!'),eventName:['dbclick','contextmenu']}}>Clickmecopy);} Props option: copy-to-...
The starter features a dropdown so I decided to integrate theclickOutsidedirective from the tutorial. I added this bit to my div: use:clickOutside={() => setShowProfileMenu(false)} First it has this error: Type '{ children: Element; "use:clickOutside": () => boolean; class: string...
I think the example you gave is fine, although not having use in template literals is not that big of a deal, as long as there's an alternative. When you say "use them as refs", I guess you mean something like this, right? html` directive(e, "text")}/>`Member ryansolid commente...
You may use either according to your preference. Note that for better SSR support, the component is recommended over the directive.Installationnpm install solid-slider --save yarn add solid-slider ## or in yarnImport either the directive or component as you'd like:import "solid-slider/slider....
toBe( '' );Solid.js manages side effects with different variants of createEffect. While you can use waitFor to test asynchronous effects, it uses polling instead of allowing Solid's reactivity to trigger the next step. In order to simplify testing those asynchronous effects, we have a testEff...
Also the use: directive is neat. There might be changes regarding support for Web Components accross various the various UI frameworks above. Please file an issue if an info is wrong or missing. Each implementation examples are trying to show off the most type-safe way to use JSFE, with ...
The key directives added are the @is (which is used to assert the rdf:type a particular object type must have when it is retrieved) and @property directive is used to specify the iri that should be looked up to get the value of an object field. type Human @is(class: "http://exampl...
Solid Use- A collection of SolidJS utilities Solid Immer Solid Proxies- Solid.js library adding signaling to built-in non-primitives Solid Hooks- A high-quality & reliable Solid Hooks library. DX Solid Giphy Solid Emoji Picker- Unstyled emoji picker for SolidJS ...