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@proyecto-viviana/solid-spectrum

v0.5.3

Published

Spectrum 2-compatible styled components for SolidJS

Readme

@proyecto-viviana/solid-spectrum

Spectrum 2 styled Solid components.

This package is the styled layer of the port. It should match @react-spectrum/s2 behavior and visuals through S2-compatible tokens, style declarations, and generated CSS.

Install

npm install @proyecto-viviana/solid-spectrum solid-js
import { Provider, Button } from "@proyecto-viviana/solid-spectrum";
import "@proyecto-viviana/solid-spectrum/styles.css";

export function App() {
  return (
    <Provider colorScheme="dark">
      <Button variant="accent">Save</Button>
    </Provider>
  );
}

Styling Rule

Do not implement S2 parity with handwritten component CSS or screenshot-tuned values. The controlling decision is ../../docs/adr/0001-s2-styling-source-of-truth.md.

Current Parity Evidence

As of the 2026-05-15 local reports:

  • 69 official S2 catalogue entries are tracked in the comparison app.
  • 33 entries are live on both React and Solid sides.
  • 36 entries are still missing or blocked.
  • root catalogue exports are present, but 80 non-root/support S2 value exports are still missing, mostly contexts, slots, hooks, and helpers.

Use the comparison app as the roadmap:

vp run comparison:report:gaps
vp run comparison:report:exports
vp run comparison:dev

The public barrel is src/index.ts. A root export can exist before the component has accepted visual parity, so always check the comparison reports before claiming completion.