@solid-mvc/atoll

Framework-free worker-rendered islands, modeled on Atoll: a facade over @atolljs/islands + @atolljs/core that mounts a worker-hosted UI tree as an ordinary element. The worker renders against a proxy DOM; commits stream back over postMessage as ops the main-thread driver replays as real DOM. Nothing in this package knows about the framework — that's what @solid-mvc/atoll-island adds.

SolidMVC — islands documentation

Install

npm install @solid-mvc/atoll

The contract is the shared module

defineIslandContract names the registry app, declares emit payloads (validated worker-side with zod), and carries the worker factory — the one file both threads import:

// ticker.contract.ts
import { defineIslandContract, z } from '@solid-mvc/atoll';

export const tickerContract = defineIslandContract({
  app: 'ticker',
  events: {
    'worker-ping': z.object({ count: z.number() }),
  },
  // The URL literal stays bundler-detectable — never hoist or compute it.
  worker: () =>
    new Worker(new URL('./ticker.worker.ts', import.meta.url), {
      type: 'module',
    }),
});

Shell side

import { mountIsland, connectIslandWorker, callbackProp } from '@solid-mvc/atoll';

• mountIsland — mount a registered worker app into a host element.
• connectIslandWorker — drive an already-running worker.
• callbackProp — mark a prop as a function that crosses the wire.
• islandApp, defineIslandContract, isIslandContract, z — the registry/contract API re-exported from @atolljs/islands + @atolljs/core.
• @solid-mvc/atoll/worker — the worker-side entry (proxy DOM, instance dispatcher); import it only in worker code.

Rules of the wire: props and event payloads must be structuredClone-able; functions cross only via callbackProp markers; worker code sees the proxy DOM and nothing else — document resolves through the instance dispatcher, never ambient globals.

Published builds ship compiled dist/ (.js + .d.ts).