fix(cli): island JSX compiles to real Solid reactivity, not to an undefined React - #253
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…efined React
`island-bundle.ts` called `Bun.build` with no `plugins` array, so the render
package's `.tsx` loader — a `Bun.plugin`, which does not reach `Bun.build` —
never applied to the island graph. Bun's bundler read the app's
`jsx: "preserve"` tsconfig and emitted classic `React.createElement` into a
browser chunk that imports no React:
function o(n){let t=React.createElement("button",{type:"button"},"hi")}
// mount({}) -> ReferenceError: React is not defined
`built.success === true`, no log, no warning. The chunk was content-hashed,
served immutable and evaluated by `hydrate.ts`, so every island containing JSX
threw on its first interaction while `x verify` stayed green.
It survived five majors because nothing in the repo exercised it: the test
fixture, `examples/dummy`'s only island and the `x g island` template are all
plain-DOM `mount` functions with no JSX. The defect class was untestable by
construction.
`solid-loader.ts` prepends `import __xh from 'solid-js/h'` and transpiles with
`jsxFactory: '__xh'`, `jsxFragmentFactory: '__xh.Fragment'`. No new dependency:
`solid-js` is already the root pin and `@ultimat3/ui`'s peer, and `solid-js/h`
imports `insert`/`dynamicProperty` from `solid-js/web`, so it is genuinely
reactive rather than static hyperscript.
The factory is the bare specifier `solid-js/h`, resolved from the app rather
than from the framework: an island importing `createSignal` must reach the same
reactive graph the factory writes to, and resolving it from the CLI would put
two copies of `solid-js` in one chunk and produce signals that update nothing.
Measured, and recorded in the loader's comment so it is not re-litigated:
`Bun.Transpiler` ignores `jsx: 'react-jsx'`/`'automatic'` and `jsxImportSource`
entirely — only `jsxFactory` takes effect. `Bun.build`'s own `jsx` option is not
a substitute either: `runtime: 'classic'` applies the factory but imports
nothing, and `runtime: 'automatic'` with `importSource` is ignored outright.
The test is the point of the change. A JSX island fixture is built through the
real `buildIslands()`, and the emitted chunk is executed against a ~70-line DOM
stub (no new dependency) that asserts the whole loop: `mount()` runs, a real
`button` is appended, `textContent` reads `clicks 0`, and invoking the click
handler makes it read `clicks 1` — a signal write re-running a DOM effect, which
is exactly what the bug made impossible.
Fixes #243
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now transforms island TSX with Solid’s JSX runtime during Bun builds. Tests execute a generated island in a fake DOM and verify Solid rendering, delegated clicks, signal updates, and the absence of React references. ChangesSolid island compilation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change makes JSX islands use Solid reactivity and adds execution coverage for rendering and updates. The PR is mergeable with owner awareness that the new test file should be split for maintainability and its dynamic import should be validated safely to avoid weakening future test failures. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IslandSource
participant BunBuild
participant SolidJsxPlugin
participant GeneratedIsland
participant FakeDOM
IslandSource->>BunBuild: Build island TSX
BunBuild->>SolidJsxPlugin: Load .tsx module
SolidJsxPlugin-->>BunBuild: Return Solid JavaScript
BunBuild-->>GeneratedIsland: Emit bundled island
GeneratedIsland->>FakeDOM: Mount JSX
FakeDOM->>GeneratedIsland: Dispatch click
GeneratedIsland->>FakeDOM: Render clicks 1
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In `@packages/cli/src/island-bundle.test.ts`:
- Around line 115-237: Move the fake DOM support symbols FakeNode, FakeText,
FakeElement, FakeSvgElement, DOM_GLOBALS, withFakeDom, and clickHandlerOf from
island-bundle.test.ts into a focused test-support module, then import and reuse
them in the test. Keep island-bundle.test.ts limited to island build and runtime
assertions and under roughly 200 lines, without changing test behavior.
- Around line 293-295: Update the dynamic import in the island bundle test to
treat its result as unknown rather than asserting a mount-shaped object. Add a
type guard that verifies the imported value has a callable mount property, then
invoke mount only after validation.
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| // A minimal DOM, because `bun test` has none and no DOM library may be added. It implements | ||
| // exactly what Solid's runtime touches — `nodeType`, `Text.data`, `insertBefore`/`replaceChild` | ||
| // and delegated `$$event` properties — so the assertions below run the REAL Solid that the chunk | ||
| // carries rather than a stand-in for it. | ||
| class FakeNode { | ||
| readonly nodeType: number = 1; | ||
| children: FakeNode[] = []; | ||
| parentNode: FakeNode | null = null; | ||
| appendChild(child: FakeNode): FakeNode { | ||
| child.parentNode = this; | ||
| this.children.push(child); | ||
| return child; | ||
| } | ||
| insertBefore(child: FakeNode, ref: FakeNode | null): FakeNode { | ||
| const at = ref === null ? -1 : this.children.indexOf(ref); | ||
| child.parentNode = this; | ||
| this.children.splice(at < 0 ? this.children.length : at, 0, child); | ||
| return child; | ||
| } | ||
| replaceChild(next: FakeNode, prev: FakeNode): FakeNode { | ||
| const at = this.children.indexOf(prev); | ||
| if (at >= 0) this.children[at] = next; | ||
| next.parentNode = this; | ||
| return prev; | ||
| } | ||
| removeChild(child: FakeNode): FakeNode { | ||
| this.children = this.children.filter((each) => each !== child); | ||
| return child; | ||
| } | ||
| get firstChild(): FakeNode | null { | ||
| return this.children[0] ?? null; | ||
| } | ||
| get textContent(): string { | ||
| return this.children.map((child) => child.textContent).join(''); | ||
| } | ||
| set textContent(text: string) { | ||
| this.children = text === '' ? [] : [new FakeText(text)]; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // `data`, not a private field: Solid updates a text node in place through `node.data = value`, | ||
| // and a stub without it reports a mount that renders and never re-renders. | ||
| class FakeText extends FakeNode { | ||
| override readonly nodeType = 3; | ||
| constructor(public data: string) { | ||
| super(); | ||
| } | ||
| override get textContent(): string { | ||
| return this.data; | ||
| } | ||
| override set textContent(text: string) { | ||
| this.data = text; | ||
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| class FakeElement extends FakeNode { | ||
| readonly attributes = new Map<string, string>(); | ||
| readonly listeners = new Map<string, (event: unknown) => void>(); | ||
| readonly classList = { add: (): void => {} }; | ||
| readonly style = {}; | ||
| constructor(readonly tagName: string) { | ||
| super(); | ||
| } | ||
| get nodeName(): string { | ||
| return this.tagName.toUpperCase(); | ||
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| setAttribute(name: string, value: string): void { | ||
| this.attributes.set(name, String(value)); | ||
| } | ||
| getAttribute(name: string): string | null { | ||
| return this.attributes.get(name) ?? null; | ||
| } | ||
| removeAttribute(name: string): void { | ||
| this.attributes.delete(name); | ||
| } | ||
| addEventListener(name: string, fn: (event: unknown) => void): void { | ||
| this.listeners.set(name, fn); | ||
| } | ||
| removeEventListener(name: string): void { | ||
| this.listeners.delete(name); | ||
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| const DOM_GLOBALS: Readonly<Record<string, unknown>> = { | ||
| // Solid's event delegation reads `window` before it reads anything else. | ||
| window: globalThis, | ||
| Element: FakeElement, | ||
| SVGElement: FakeSvgElement, | ||
| Node: FakeNode, | ||
| Text: FakeText, | ||
| document: { | ||
| createElement: (tag: string): FakeElement => new FakeElement(tag), | ||
| createElementNS: (_ns: string, tag: string): FakeElement => new FakeSvgElement(tag), | ||
| createTextNode: (text: string): FakeText => new FakeText(text), | ||
| createComment: (): FakeText => new FakeText(''), | ||
| addEventListener: (): void => {}, | ||
| removeEventListener: (): void => {}, | ||
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| async function withFakeDom<T>(body: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T> { | ||
| const host = globalThis as unknown as Record<string, unknown>; | ||
| const saved = new Map(Object.keys(DOM_GLOBALS).map((key) => [key, host[key]])); | ||
| Object.assign(host, DOM_GLOBALS); | ||
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| return await body(); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| for (const [key, value] of saved) { | ||
| if (value === undefined) delete host[key]; | ||
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| } | ||
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| /** The delegated handler Solid parks on the node, or the listener it attached — either counts. */ | ||
| function clickHandlerOf(element: FakeElement): ((event: unknown) => void) | undefined { | ||
| const delegated = (element as unknown as { $$click?: (event: unknown) => void }).$$click; | ||
| return delegated ?? element.listeners.get('click'); | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the test file under roughly 200 lines.
packages/cli/src/island-bundle.test.ts is now 313 lines. It combines fake DOM infrastructure with island bundle assertions. Move FakeNode through clickHandlerOf into a focused test support module. Keep this file limited to island build and runtime assertions.
As per coding guidelines in AGENTS.md: “keep files focused and under roughly 200 LOC where practical.” As per path instructions for packages/*/src/**: “One file, one responsibility, under ~200 lines.”
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In `@packages/cli/src/island-bundle.test.ts` around lines 115 - 237, Move the fake
DOM support symbols FakeNode, FakeText, FakeElement, FakeSvgElement,
DOM_GLOBALS, withFakeDom, and clickHandlerOf from island-bundle.test.ts into a
focused test-support module, then import and reuse them in the test. Keep
island-bundle.test.ts limited to island build and runtime assertions and under
roughly 200 lines, without changing test behavior.
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| const entry = (await import(chunk)) as { | ||
| mount: (el: unknown, props: unknown) => void; | ||
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For the TypeScript version declared by this project, what is the static type of import(specifier) when specifier is a runtime string rather than a string literal?
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When using a dynamic import call in TypeScript where the specifier is a runtime string (such as a variable or a template literal) rather than a static string literal, the static return type is Promise [1][2]. TypeScript requires a static, inline string literal (e.g., import('./module.js')) for it to perform static analysis and infer the specific module namespace object type [2]. When the specifier is not statically analyzable—meaning the compiler cannot determine the path to the module at compile time—it cannot resolve the shape of the module's exports [2]. Consequently, it falls back to a generic Promise to prevent type-checking errors while allowing the code to remain valid at runtime [1][2]. In such cases, developers typically explicitly cast the result to the expected module type using the as keyword, or use a combination of typeof import(...) for type definitions [1][2][3][4].
Citations:
- 1: [Design Spec] ESNext import() microsoft/TypeScript#14495
- 2: https://docs.syntblaze.com/typescript/modules/dynamic-import
- 3: Allow constant strings as string literals for dynamic import statements. microsoft/TypeScript#32401
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52112948/whats-the-return-type-of-a-dynamic-import
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Validate the dynamic import result as unknown.
import(chunk) is typed as Promise<any> because chunk is a runtime string. Replace the assertion with unknown, validate mount with a type guard, and then invoke it.
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In `@packages/cli/src/island-bundle.test.ts` around lines 293 - 295, Update the
dynamic import in the island bundle test to treat its result as unknown rather
than asserting a mount-shaped object. Add a type guard that verifies the
imported value has a callable mount property, then invoke mount only after
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Holding this — the fix is real but incomplete, and it fails in the dangerous directionParallel research landed after this PR opened, and I verified it against this branch before writing this.
The test in this PR passes because its fixture hand-writes the thunk — That is the exact failure mode this repo deletes features over: What replaces it
Verified end-to-end on both Bun 1.3.14 and 1.4.0: one plugin object serves Three build-time devDependencies, justified on the strongest available ground: it is a compiler (the canonical thing Scope narrows tooThe filter becomes The test that was missingAn island written the naive way, with no hand-written thunk, plus an attribute binding — text interpolation and attribute bindings fail independently, and only an attribute assertion catches that class. Everything else in this PR — the DOM stub, the executed |
…ing is reactive
The first cut used `solid-js/h` as a `jsxFactory`. It is a RUNTIME factory whose
reactivity depends on the caller passing thunks, and JSX through `jsxFactory`
passes eager arguments:
<button>count {n()}</button>
-> __xh("button", {…}, "count ", n()) n() read once, outside tracking
`getListener()` is null at that point, so nothing subscribes. The component
paints correctly, never updates, and reports no error — strictly worse than the
`ReferenceError` it replaced, because that one was diagnosable.
`babel-preset-solid` compiles the same source to Solid's real output:
_$insert(_el$, n, null); // n as a FUNCTION
_$effect(() => _$className(_el$, n() > 0 ? 'pos' : 'zero')); // attribute in an effect
Two dependencies, on `@ultimat3/cli` rather than the root: the package ships
TypeScript SOURCE, so `solid-loader.ts` runs inside a consumer's node_modules and
a root devDependency would never reach it. Zero bytes reach an app's client
bundle — the transform emits calls into `solid-js/web`, which the app ships
already. It is a compiler, the canonical thing docs/idea/18-build-vs-wrap.md
says not to rebuild, and Bun's maintainer formally declined to ship this
transform (oven-sh/bun#3528, closed not_planned, after deleting Bun's own in
88538b7 with "Bun.plugin makes it possible to use Solid with Bun").
`@babel/core` is pinned to ^7 although 8.0.1 produces byte-identical chunks:
`babel-preset-solid` declares a `^7.0.0` peer range, and installing 8 emits an
incorrect-peer warning three times in every scaffolded app.
The filter is `/\.tsx$/`, not `/\.island\.tsx$/`. An island importing a plain
`.tsx` component — what `x g resource` generates — reintroduced the exact
`ReferenceError` under the narrow filter. Axiom 6 is satisfied by graph
separation, not by the filter: the island `Bun.build` graph only ever contains
islands and what they import, and a page names its island by specifier and never
imports one.
Babel installs its own `Error.prepareStackTrace` on the first transform, not on
import, which makes `Error.captureStackTrace` strict for unrelated modules later
in the process. Saved and restored around the call.
A path-keyed cache fronts the transform: one entry per island file, so it is
bounded by island count. `x build` visits each island once and never hits it;
`x dev` re-runs `buildIslands` on every change, where 19 unchanged files would
otherwise re-pay Babel. Measured 120ms cold, 5-7ms warm, ~0.006ms per hit.
Four fixtures, and the mutation proofs are the point:
- naive `{n()}`, no thunk: "count 0" -> click -> "count 1"
- attribute `class={…}`: "zero" -> click -> "pos"
- composed island importing a plain .tsx: "0" -> click -> "1"
- the original explicit-thunk fixture still passes
Reverting the transform to `solid-js/h` fails the naive and composed cases while
the explicit-thunk case still passes — the defect, mechanised. Narrowing the
filter fails exactly the composed case. Unwrapping `_$effect` around
`_$className` fails exactly the class assertion while text stays reactive, so
attribute and text bindings are guarded independently.
Fixes #243
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #243
The bug
packages/cli/src/island-bundle.ts:75calledBun.buildwith nopluginsarray. The render package's.tsxloader is aBun.plugin, and aBun.plugindoes not reachBun.build— verified in both directions. So Bun's bundler read the app'sjsx: "preserve"tsconfig and emitted classicReact.createElementinto a browser chunk that imports no React.built.success === true. No log, no warning. The chunk is content-hashed, served immutable byisland-routes.ts:43, and evaluated bypackages/render/src/hydrate.ts:93. Every island containing JSX threw on its first interaction whilex verifystayed green.Why it shipped through five majors
Nothing in the repo exercised it. The test fixture (
island-bundle.test.ts:13),examples/dummy's only island, and thex g islandtemplate are all plain-DOMmountfunctions with no JSX. The defect class was untestable by construction — so the fixture is the real content of this PR.The fix
solid-loader.ts(new, 70 LOC) prependsimport __xh from 'solid-js/h';and transpiles withjsxFactory: '__xh',jsxFragmentFactory: '__xh.Fragment'. Shape mirrorspackages/render/src/module-loader.ts:119-148.No new dependency.
solid-js@1.9.14is already the root pin (package.json:43) and@ultimat3/ui's peer (packages/ui/package.json:48).solid-js/himportsinsertanddynamicPropertyfromsolid-js/web, so it is genuinely reactive — not static hyperscript.Tier: the transform lives in
@ultimat3/cli(tier 5), which already ownsBun.build. It must not live inrender—packages/render/CLAUDE.md's "nosolid-jsimport anywhere in this package" stands. No tier change, no new package.Decisions
The factory is the bare specifier
solid-js/h, resolved from the app rather than from the framework. An island importingcreateSignalmust reach the same reactive graph the factory writes to; resolving viaimport.meta.resolvefrom the CLI would put two copies ofsolid-jsin one chunk and produce signals that update nothing — silent, and worse than the bug being fixed. Consequence: a hand-built app withoutsolid-jsnow getsX_BUILD_FAILED … Could not resolve: "solid-js/h"on any island. Every scaffold pins it, so this only bites an app assembled by hand.No new error code. A transpile failure escapes the plugin,
Bun.buildrejects, and the existing catch producesX_BUILD_FAILEDnaming the app-relative file — already coded, already instructional.The fragment factory is verified, which was open going in:
solid-js/h's default export carriesh.Fragment = props => props.children(solid-js/h/dist/h.js:99) — Solid's children passthrough — andBun.Transpileraccepts the dottedjsxFragmentFactory. No shim needed.Measurements recorded in the code, so they are not re-litigated
Bun.Transpilerignoresjsx: 'react-jsx'/'automatic'/'react-jsxdev'andjsxImportSourceentirely — onlyjsxFactorytakes effect. All five variants tested.Bun.build's ownjsxoption is not a substitute:{runtime:'classic', factory:'__xh'}applies the factory but imports nothing, leaving__xha free variable (same failure, new name);{runtime:'automatic', importSource:'solid-js/h'}is ignored and still emitsReact.createElement.The test
A JSX island fixture —
createSignal+renderfromsolid-js/web, a fragment,<button type="button" onClick={…}>and a reactive text child — is built through the realbuildIslands(), and the emitted chunk is executed against a ~70-line DOM stub (no new dependency; only what Solid's runtime touches).It asserts the whole loop:
That last line is the exact failure the bug produced — the island silently does nothing when clicked — now asserted.
Red-then-green, verified by mutation:
plugins:fromisland-bundle.tsnot.toMatch(/\bReact\b/), andReferenceError: React is not definedatmountJSX_FRAGMENT→ a binding nothing importsJSX_PRELUDE = ''(factory emitted, import dropped)bun test packages/cli/src/island-bundle.test.ts→ 11 pass, 26expect()calls.Follow-ups, deliberately not in this PR
x g islandstill scaffolds a plain-DOM island, andx g resourceemits acreateSignalcomponent rendered by the server through the inert factory, where it can never react. Nothing the framework generates exercises this transform yet.packages/cli/src/errors.ts:308—IslandBuildFailedError'sfix:isbun build --target browser <file>, which no longer reproduces whatx builddoes (the plugin is absent from that command line).Bun.buildfortarget: 'browser'always resolves thedevelopmentexport condition, sosolid-js/webarrives as its dev build — a trivial JSX island is ~20.9 kB againstDEFAULT_ISLAND_JS_BYTESof 4 kB (site/) and 18 kB (app/).conditions: ['production'],production: true,env: 'disable'and aNODE_ENVdefine were all measured; none switches it. No tracked app is affected today — no island uses JSX — but the first one written will blow its budget. Filed separately.unitstep. Promoting it to aboundarieshost check is one line, in a file outside this slice.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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