SolidJS package

[thdxr]

This closes #818

This package package is 98% copy paste from @stitches/react with some typing changes + a styled.js implementation. I'm fairly certain we could share types better between these two packages but not sure if that needs to be done right away.

This PR isn't ready to merge yet, I need to update tests for solid but wanted to get the conversation going to see if I should press forward.

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[jonathantneal]

That was fast. I appreciate you explaining how you put this together.

We’re resolving an issue that will affect a lot of files. Mind if we sit on it until that goes thru? Until that resolution is in, we wouldn’t be ready to consider supporting it.

[thdxr]

Sounds good! Is there something I can watch to see when that's done? No worries if not

[thdxr]

Hey wanted to follow up here to see if that change went through?

[mzaien]

🤯❤️ awesome job

[ch99q]

Is there any update on this?

[fabien-ml]

Hi there, any update on an official solidjs support ?

[thdxr]

I published this as solid-stiches in NPM for now

[electroheadfx]

any news about the solid-stiches repo, I dont find any url to access?

[thdxr]

I didn't push to github just to NPM

[electroheadfx]

hey bro, any NPM url?

[LucasUnplugged]

I didn't push to github just to NPM

Do you mean the opposite of what you said here? I guess you could publish to NPM without committing your code, but that sounds so weird to me 😅

I'm used to seeing the opposite scenario.

[electroheadfx]

Iam in trouble, if the package is not public sorry.

[thdxr]

Iam in trouble, if the package is not public sorry.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/solid-stitches

[ch99q]

@hadihallak, Is there any reason this hasn't gotten any attention? The SolidJS is just using the package @thdxr has release, but why not just merge it?

[thdxr]

From what I understand the project is going through a major overhaul to be more friendly to static extraction (React 18 requirement)

[jakst]

From what I understand the project is going through a major overhaul to be more friendly to static extraction (React 18 requirement)

I can't see any activity in this repo for a month, and haven't seen any communication about it either. Where did you hear about this?

[hadihallak]

Hey @thdxr 👋 Thanks for working on this PR.
We don't currently have plans to officially offer a SolidJS package.
However, We'd be very happy to accept a PR that adds your fork to the list of community packages

[thefrana]

So after an almost year from original PR, there is no tendency to make it core plugin and community plugin is not listed among others. It is sad to see it like this. There are certainly people that would appreciate at least a mention of the Solid community plugin in the docs.

BTW, thanks everyone for their hard work! ❤️🙏

[thdxr]

I've moved on to this: https://github.com/mokshit06/macaron/

[thefrana]

I've moved on to this: https://github.com/mokshit06/macaron/

Thanks. Looks interesting! Does it work without Vite to be used with NextJS for example?

[LucasUnplugged]

Thanks. Looks interesting! Does it work without Vite to be used with NextJS for example?

It sounds like it uses vanilla-extract under the hood, so it should: https://vanilla-extract.style/documentation/integrations/next/

I had originally decided to move to vanilla-extract as well, but ended up using it only a bit under the hood (to statically generate my CSS), while creating a utility-first-centric system, with custom hashes (only 2 characters long).

But depending on your use case, vanilla-extract is really powerful and really amazing.

[Mokshit06]

Macaron uses vanilla-extract under the hood for evaluating files, but the build mechanism is completely custom to Macaron, so no it doesn't work with nextjs as of now since it doesn't have a webpack plugin.