@sometic/solid

Solid signals foundation adapters for Sometic (store bind; component kit expands later).

@sometic/solid is a Wave B foundation package. It exports createSolidStoreBind, a disposable bind over @sometic/store with get / set / subscribe for Solid-friendly wiring. It does not yet ship Solid components for buttons, forms, overlays, or auth. Use it when you need shared Sometic store semantics inside a Solid app while the component kit expands later.

Sometic separates engines from adapters. Solid should not own a second store implementation. This package reuses @sometic/store, keeps imports free of browser globals at module load (via @sometic/adapter-contract), and requires explicit dispose() so subscriptions and store resources do not leak across remounts.

Standout exports: createSolidStoreBind and solidAdapterCapabilities (["storeBind"]). From Solid components you can bridge subscribe into signals or effects you create; the bind does not invent a parallel Solid store API beyond the documented methods.

Ecosystem placement: Wave B with Angular, Svelte, and Preact. Shared contracts: @sometic/adapter-contract. Primitives: @sometic/core. Product overview: Introduction. Capability notes: Solid.

Install

Peer (optional meta): solid-js ^1.8.

pnpm add @sometic/solid solid-js

npm install @sometic/solid solid-js

yarn add @sometic/solid solid-js

Usage

Store bind:

import { createSolidStoreBind } from "@sometic/solid";

const counter = createSolidStoreBind({ count: 0 });

const stop = counter.subscribe((state) => {
    console.log(state.count);
});

counter.set({ count: counter.get().count + 1 });
stop();
counter.dispose();

Capabilities:

import { solidAdapterCapabilities } from "@sometic/solid";

console.log([...solidAdapterCapabilities]); // ["storeBind"]

Peers / when not to use

• Optional peer solid-js. Install it for Solid apps; this package does not import Solid at load time.
• Not a Solid UI kit yet. For production component adapters, use @sometic/react, @sometic/vue, or @sometic/elements.
• Prefer @sometic/store alone if you do not need the Solid-oriented bind wrapper.

Docs

• Introduction
• Solid
• Framework adapters
• Docs home: https://sometic.dev/

License

MIT