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@jask-aran/solid-components

v0.1.2

Published

Portable SolidJS components from jask-aran.

Readme

@jask-aran/solid-components

Portable SolidJS components. The first export is a deterministic meteor-shower background.

Install

npm install @jask-aran/solid-components

Meteor shower

import { DefaultMeteorShower } from "@jask-aran/solid-components/meteor-shower";
import "@jask-aran/solid-components/meteor-shower.css";

function Surface() {
  return (
    <div style={{ position: "relative", overflow: "hidden" }}>
      <DefaultMeteorShower />
    </div>
  );
}

MeteorShower is the lower-level renderer for applications that precompute their own events with simulateMeteors. DefaultMeteorShower owns the canonical seed, simulation, element-size tracking, and ten-minute loop.

Distribution

jask-aran/solid-components is the source of truth. Matching v* Git tags publish immutable npm releases; Conduit consumes those releases through @jask-aran/solid-components, never a copied component implementation.

Conduit workbench

Conduit can resolve this checkout directly during sustained component work, then run an extracted npm pack artifact for approval without changing its locked dependency:

cd ../Conduit
bash .devcontainer/solid-components.sh dev
bash .devcontainer/solid-components.sh preview

After the preview is approved, one command creates the chosen stable release, waits for npm, installs that exact version in Conduit, and restarts port 4310:

bash .devcontainer/solid-components.sh promote patch

Several component changes may be combined into one clean committed candidate.

Releasing

Publishing is performed by GitHub Actions through npm trusted publishing. Only stable vX.Y.Z tags publish; the tag must match package.json and point to a commit reachable from main. Use the Conduit promotion command above so the tag is created from the approved payload. For repository recovery where no Conduit adoption is required, the equivalent lower-level sequence is:

npm run verify
npm version patch --no-git-tag-version
git add package.json package-lock.json
git commit -m "Release vX.Y.Z"
git tag -a vX.Y.Z -m "Release vX.Y.Z"
git push origin main --follow-tags

The release workflow validates, builds, and publishes the tag's package version to npm without a stored npm token.

Configure npm’s trusted publisher for repository jask-aran/solid-components and workflow filename publish.yml. The GitHub “Publish package” page describes the separate GitHub Packages registry; this package is published to npmjs and is not expected to appear there. After the first successful trusted publication, disable traditional npm publish tokens.