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solid-floating-ui

v1.0.1

Published

SolidJS bindings for Floating UI

Readme

solid-floating-ui

SolidJS bindings for Floating UI, covering the same surface as @floating-ui/react.

NPM

Install

npm install --save @floating-ui/dom solid-floating-ui
yarn add @floating-ui/dom solid-floating-ui
pnpm add @floating-ui/dom solid-floating-ui

Usage

useFloating positions a floating element against a reference element and returns the context every interaction hook and floating component needs.

import { createSignal, Show } from 'solid-js';
import {
  autoUpdate,
  flip,
  offset,
  shift,
  useClick,
  useDismiss,
  useFloating,
  useInteractions,
  useRole,
} from 'solid-floating-ui';

function App() {
  const [open, setOpen] = createSignal(false);

  const floating = useFloating({
    get open() {
      return open();
    },
    onOpenChange: (value) => {
      setOpen(value);
    },
    placement: 'bottom-start',
    middleware: [offset(8), flip(), shift()],
    whileElementsMounted: autoUpdate,
  });

  const interactions = useInteractions([
    useClick(floating.context),
    useDismiss(floating.context),
    useRole(floating.context, { role: 'dialog' }),
  ]);

  return (
    <>
      <button
        {...interactions.getReferenceProps()}
        ref={(element) => floating.refs.setReference(element)}
      >
        Toggle
      </button>
      <Show when={open()}>
        <div
          {...interactions.getFloatingProps()}
          ref={(element) => floating.refs.setFloating(element)}
          style={floating.floatingStyles}
        >
          Floating content
        </div>
      </Show>
    </>
  );
}

Options are read reactively

Every hook takes a plain options object whose properties are read lazily, the way SolidJS reads component props. Pass a getter for anything that changes:

useHover(floating.context, {
  get enabled() {
    return enabled();
  },
  delay: { open: 200, close: 100 },
});

The same holds for what the hooks return. floating.placement, floating.floatingStyles and floating.context.open are live reads, so using them inside JSX keeps the markup up to date without any extra wiring.

Documentation

Run pnpm dev for the playground, an app with a demo of every hook and component.

The docs/ directory covers the whole surface:

Claude Code plugin

plugins/solid-floating-ui is a Claude Code plugin for building these patterns:

/plugin marketplace add lxsmnsyc/solid-floating-ui
/plugin install solid-floating-ui@solid-floating-ui

It adds one skill, solid-floating-ui, which loads on its own whenever the work involves anchored or overlay UI in a SolidJS project. The skill carries the reactivity rules that decide whether the result updates at all, plus a complete working recipe for each pattern: tooltip, popover, dialog, select, nested menus, context menu, cursor tracking, composite, transitions, delay groups and the arrow.

Two commands come with it:

  • /floating-ui-recipe <name> scaffolds one of those patterns into the current project, matching the conventions already in the codebase.
  • /floating-ui-audit [path] reviews existing usage for the mistakes that type-check and render but silently stop updating.

What is included

Positioning:

  • useFloating, usePosition, useFloatingRootContext
  • The middleware re-exported from @floating-ui/dom, plus an arrow that accepts an accessor

Interactions, composed through useInteractions:

  • useClick, useClientPoint, useDismiss, useFocus, useHover, useListNavigation, useRole, useTypeahead
  • safePolygon for useHover

Components:

  • FloatingArrow, FloatingFocusManager, FloatingList with useListItem, FloatingOverlay, FloatingPortal, FloatingTree with FloatingNode
  • FloatingDelayGroup and the experimental NextFloatingDelayGroup
  • Composite and CompositeItem

Utilities:

  • useMergeRefs, useTransitionStatus, useTransitionStyles
  • solid-floating-ui/utils for the DOM helpers Floating UI exposes

Differences from @floating-ui/react

  • Options and returned values are reactive getters, read where they are used, rather than values captured on render.
  • There are no ref containers. Anything the library reads from you is an accessor, such as items or the arrow element, and anything it produces arrives through a callback, such as FloatingList's onElementsChange.
  • Composite and CompositeItem take a render callback only.
  • Prop getters produce SolidJS event names, so focus is handled through onFocusIn and onFocusOut.

Updating the position

useFloating recomputes the position when the elements or the positioning options change. Pass autoUpdate as whileElementsMounted to keep the floating element anchored while scrolling and resizing:

useFloating({
  whileElementsMounted: (reference, floating, update) =>
    autoUpdate(reference, floating, update, { animationFrame: true }),
});

You can also recompute at will:

const floating = useFloating();

floating.update();

Virtual elements

See Virtual Elements for details. Pass one through refs.setPositionReference:

const floating = useFloating();

floating.refs.setPositionReference({
  getBoundingClientRect() {
    return {/* ... */};
  },
});

Sponsors

Sponsors

License

MIT © lxsmnsyc