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@tschk/moonshine-solid

v0.3.7

Published

Solid adapter — moonshine IR bridge + solid-js library re-exports

Readme

@tschk/moonshine-solid

Solid renderer and signal bridge for Moonshine. Solid keeps its own native rendering model; Moonshine does not share a vnode with React.

This is a hosting adapter: solid-js is a real peer dependency, re-exported on subpaths, and Moonshine renders its output. It is not a reimplementation — unlike @tschk/moonshine-next, -react-router, -tanstack and -waku, you cannot alias solid-js onto this package and drop Solid. Solid's component format is compiled, so there is nothing to alias.

import { createSignal as solidSignal, For } from "@tschk/moonshine-solid/solid";
import { parseCrepus } from "@tschk/crepus-moonshine";
import { renderCrepusIrSolid } from "@tschk/moonshine-solid";
import { createMoonshineSignal } from "@tschk/moonshine-solid";

const view = renderCrepusIrSolid(parseCrepus(source), { rootTag: "main" });

| Subpath | Provides | | --------- | ----------------------------------------- | | . | Solid renderer, Crepus IR, signal bridges | | ./solid | solid-js re-exports | | ./h | solid-js/h factory | | ./store | Solid store helpers |

View IR types come from @tschk/crepuscularity-wasm, the same source of truth the React renderer uses. Template class tokens (style.classes) are emitted verbatim as class; View IR style hints are never converted to inline CSS.

Peer: solid-js >= 1.8.

See Moonshine README and DESIGN.md.