@tsrx/solid-runtime
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@tsrx/solid-runtimeSmall runtime helper package for Solid components compiled from TSRX.
Applications that compile .tsrx files can continue installing @tsrx/solid
alone with the default runtimeImports: 'compiler' mode.
When a compiler or build integration uses runtimeImports: 'direct', the package
that owns the source or generated modules must declare this runtime as a direct
production dependency:
pnpm add @tsrx/solid-runtime
The generated modules contain bare @tsrx/solid-runtime/* imports. A builder may
bundle those helpers or leave them external, but it does not provide this package;
the import must be resolvable during the build. Do not rely on dependency hoisting
or on @tsrx/solid installing the runtime transitively. Published component
libraries can keep the compiler and build integration in devDependencies while
declaring this package in dependencies.
Available subpath:
@tsrx/solid-runtime/refFAQs
Runtime helpers for TSRX Solid compiled output
The npm package @tsrx/solid-runtime receives a total of 700 weekly downloads. As such, @tsrx/solid-runtime popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @tsrx/solid-runtime demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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