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Solid 2 support for @tanstack/solid-hotkeys, set up as a pre-release line the way @tanstack/solid-query 6 and @tanstack/solid-router 2 were. It targets a solid-v2-pre branch, so main stays on Solid 1.
The primitives keep their API. Effects that track reactive options are split: the compute half reads the options and the effect half applies them, which replaces the old untrack around bindings.update. HotkeysProvider publishes its store in onSettled, activates its scope through an effect that returns the cleanup, and reads appHotkeys/customHotkeys untracked at creation, as documented.
HotkeysProvider renders the Solid 2 context with createComponent instead of JSX, so the package peers only on solid-js (>=2.0.0-rc.19 <3.0.0).
The internal useSelector (added when the adapter dropped @tanstack/store) creates its signal with ownedWrite: true, because store updates arrive from outside the owner, and wraps function values so they are stored rather than computed.
createHotkeyRegistrations now returns a store reconciled by registration id. Before, each change produced fresh view objects, so <For> rebuilt every row (Solid 2's dev build warns about this with UNSTABLE_LIST_IDENTITY).
The tests call flush() after writes, since Solid 2 batches reads until the next flush. Writes now happen outside createRoot.
The ten Solid examples move to @solidjs/web and @solidjs/vite-plugin, and to Solid 2 APIs (onSettled, omit, context as provider, two-argument effects, lowercase tabindex/colspan). They drop the devtools panel, because @tanstack/solid-devtools and @tanstack/solid-hotkeys-devtools stay on Solid 1 until TanStack Devtools has a Solid 2 entry. The installation docs say so.
Changesets enters pre mode with the rc tag, and the release workflow also runs on *-pre branches. solid-hotkeys gets a minor bump (0.x), giving 0.19.0-rc.0 (Solid 1 users stay on 0.18.x). sherif ignores solid-js, since the devtools package stays on Solid 1.
Rebased on main after #211 (the adapter no longer depends on @tanstack/solid-store, so this isn't blocked on it) and pnpm-lock.yaml is regenerated. Locally: @tanstack/solid-hotkeys tests 40/41, plus tsc, eslint, tsdown/publint, verify-package, knip, sherif, test:docs, and tsc && vite build and eslint for every Solid example. Before the rebase, each example also ran in Chromium on the dev server with no console errors or Solid dev warnings.
The one failing test (should have access to latest state values in callback) comes from a happy-dom bug: element.textContent = 0 leaves the element empty instead of "0". A text child whose first value is the number 0 then fails on update. We're looking at handling it on the Solid side as well.
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New Features
@tanstack/solid-hotkeys now supports Solid 2, including reactive options and hotkey registration updates. Solid 2 support is available through release-candidate releases.
Documentation
Updated Solid setup guidance to clarify which adapter versions support Solid 1 and Solid 2, and which devtools are available.
Corrected focusable-element examples to use tabindex.
Examples
Updated Solid examples for Solid 2 and its current rendering tools. Devtools panels are no longer shown in these examples.
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The Solid hotkeys package and examples now target Solid 2 release candidates. The changes update reactive effects, registration storage, test flushes, compatibility guidance, and pre-release configuration.
Changes: Solid 2 compatibility
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Adapter behavior and validation packages/solid-hotkeys/*
The provider and hotkey helpers use updated Solid effect patterns. Registration results are stored by ID. Tests flush pending reactive updates before assertions.
Hotkey and recorder examples examples/solid/createHeldKeys/*, examples/solid/createHotkey*/*, examples/solid/createHotkeys*/*, examples/solid/createHotkeyRecorder*/*
These examples use Solid 2 packages and tooling and remove devtools integrations. Some examples also update effects, JSX attributes, or type assertions.
Key-hold and context examples examples/solid/createKeyHold/*, examples/solid/kitchen-sink/*, examples/solid/scopes/*
These examples use Solid 2 packages and APIs and remove devtools integrations. The kitchen-sink and scopes examples also update context usage and related Solid APIs.
The changeset and installation guidance document Solid version requirements and devtools availability. Solid JSX examples use lowercase attribute names. The release workflow includes *-pre branches, and the Changesets pre-release tag is rc.
TanStack/hotkeys#204: Both PRs change Solid compatibility requirements for the adapter and document the Solid 1 status of devtools.
TanStack/hotkeys#203: PR #203 restricts the adapter to Solid 1; this PR updates the adapter for Solid 2.
Suggested reviewers:kevinvandy, peyton-spencer
Merge Risk: Low · up to 08802
This change adds Solid 2 support to the Solid hotkeys adapter. Standalone copies of the examples would install the Solid 1 adapter next to Solid 2 until their version ranges are updated after publication. The registrations accessor also does not subscribe when passed directly as a tracking source. Both problems are narrow and fixable, so the change is mergeable with follow-up.
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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set -eu
base=5053876bbd97d6b056cef9eddddcc4e28c249aba
head=6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25
printf'%s\n''--- changed files ---'
git diff --name-status "$base""$head" -- packages/solid-hotkeys/package.json pnpm-lock.yaml package.json pnpm-workspace.yaml
printf'%s\n''--- package manifest diff ---'
git diff --find-renames "$base""$head" -- packages/solid-hotkeys/package.json
printf'%s\n''--- head package manifest ---'
git show "$head:packages/solid-hotkeys/package.json"printf'%s\n''--- lockfile importer and solid-store references ---'
rg -n -F -e 'packages/solid-hotkeys:' -e '@tanstack/solid-store' -e 'solid-js@' pnpm-lock.yaml ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- lockfile context around importer ---'
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathp = Path("pnpm-lock.yaml")lines = p.read_text().splitlines()for i, line in enumerate(lines): if line.startswith(" packages/solid-hotkeys:"): for n in range(max(0, i-2), min(len(lines), i+65)): print(f"{n+1}:{lines[n]}") breakPYprintf'%s\n''--- package manager declarations ---'forfin package.json pnpm-workspace.yaml;doiftest -f "$f";thenecho"[$f]"
sed -n '1,220p'"$f"fidoneiftest -f .npmrc;thenecho'[.npmrc]'
cat .npmrc
fiiftest -f package.json;then
node -e 'const p=require("./package.json"); console.log(JSON.stringify({packageManager:p.packageManager, engines:p.engines}, null, 2))'fi
Repository: TanStack/hotkeys
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printf'%s\n''--- root files and lockfiles ---'
find . -maxdepth 2 -type f \( -name '*lock*' -o -name '.npmrc' -o -name '.pnpmfile.cjs' -o -name 'package.json' -o -name 'pnpm-workspace.yaml'\) -print | sort
printf'%s\n''--- tracked lockfiles at head ---'
git ls-tree -r --name-only 6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25 | grep -Ei '(^|/)(pnpm-lock\.yaml|package-lock\.json|yarn\.lock|bun\.lockb?)$'||trueprintf'%s\n''--- root package manager configuration at head ---'
git show 6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25:package.json | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- workspace configuration at head ---'if git cat-file -e 6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25:pnpm-workspace.yaml 2>/dev/null;then
git show 6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25:pnpm-workspace.yaml
elseecho'pnpm-workspace.yaml: absent'fiprintf'%s\n''--- npm registry metadata for exact version ---'
curl -L --fail --silent --show-error --max-time 20 \
'https://registry.npmjs.org/@tanstack%2fsolid-store/0.12.0-rc.0'| python3 -c 'import json, sysd=json.load(sys.stdin)print(json.dumps({k:d.get(k) for k in ("name","version","dist","time")}, indent=2, sort_keys=True))'
Repository: TanStack/hotkeys
Length of output: 8702
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set -eu
base=5053876bbd97d6b056cef9eddddcc4e28c249aba
head=6b9d81c6221e63403d6f9ec4d6baab68ed64ae25
printf'%s\n''--- lockfile diff ---'
git diff --stat "$base""$head" -- pnpm-lock.yaml
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printf'%s\n''--- head lockfile importer ---'
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git show "$base:pnpm-lock.yaml"| nl -ba | sed -n '/^ *[0-9]*[[:space:]]* packages\/solid-hotkeys:/,/^ *[0-9]*[[:space:]]* packages\/solid-hotkeys-devtools:/p'
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Publish the Solid 2 store release before merging.
@tanstack/solid-store@0.12.0-rc.0 is not available from npm, so a fresh checkout can fail to resolve the new dependency. The tracked lockfile also still pins ^0.11.2 and Solid 1 dependencies, so a frozen install can reject the changed manifest.
After publishing a compatible version, regenerate and commit pnpm-lock.yaml.
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Update the dependency in the package manifest to a compatible
`@tanstack/solid-store` version that is available from npm, then regenerate and
commit `pnpm-lock.yaml` so it matches the manifest and no longer pins the old
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Port @tanstack/solid-hotkeys and the Solid examples to solid-js 2.0
(rc.19+): reactive options are tracked by split effects, HotkeysProvider
publishes its store in onSettled and reads its create-time props
untracked, renders the Solid 2 context without JSX, and
createHotkeyRegistrations reconciles its views by id. The internal store
selector writes with ownedWrite, since store updates arrive from outside
the owner. Tests flush after writes. The examples drop the devtools
panel, which stays on Solid 1 for now.
Enters changesets pre mode (rc) and lets the release workflow run on
*-pre branches.
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Follow-up Comments
Make the returned accessor read the store.
33-33: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the returned accessor read the store.
() => registrations returns the store proxy without reading a store property, so calling the accessor tracks nothing. Code that passes the accessor directly as a tracking source, such as createEffect(registrations, ...), runs once and does not re-run when registrations change. The previous code returned the selector accessor, which did track changes. Reading the array inside the accessor restores tracking and keeps the keyed row identities, because store reads return the same item proxies for the same ids.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
grep -n "solid-hotkeys" examples/solid/*/package.json
git show HEAD:packages/solid-hotkeys/package.json | grep -n '"version"'
cat .changeset/pre.json; cat pnpm-workspace.yaml 2>/dev/null | head -30
Repository: TanStack/hotkeys
Length of output: 2325
Pin the Solid 2 adapter in standalone examples.
Each Solid example declares "@tanstack/solid-hotkeys": "^0.18.0". Outside the pnpm workspace, npm resolves this range from the registry. Solid 2 prereleases such as 0.18.0-rc.n or 0.19.0-rc.n do not satisfy ^0.18.0. A standalone install therefore cannot select the Solid 2 adapter. It resolves only to stable 0.18.x releases, which belong to the Solid 1 line. Those releases can conflict with solid-js^2.0.0-rc.19. Local workspace linking can hide this mismatch.
After the Solid 2 adapter publishes, pin each example to its exact prerelease version. Do not use a caret prerelease range such as ^0.18.0-rc.0. That range also matches the stable 0.18.0 release.
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Review comment at @examples/solid/createHeldKeys/package.json at line 13:
Update the @tanstack/solid-hotkeys dependency in each affected Solid example
package.json to the exact published Solid 2 prerelease version, without a caret
or other range prefix. Keep the existing solid-js dependency unchanged.
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🎯 Changes
Solid 2 support for
@tanstack/solid-hotkeys, set up as a pre-release line the way@tanstack/solid-query6 and@tanstack/solid-router2 were. It targets asolid-v2-prebranch, somainstays on Solid 1.untrackaroundbindings.update.HotkeysProviderpublishes its store inonSettled, activates its scope through an effect that returns the cleanup, and readsappHotkeys/customHotkeysuntracked at creation, as documented.HotkeysProviderrenders the Solid 2 context withcreateComponentinstead of JSX, so the package peers only onsolid-js(>=2.0.0-rc.19 <3.0.0).useSelector(added when the adapter dropped@tanstack/store) creates its signal withownedWrite: true, because store updates arrive from outside the owner, and wraps function values so they are stored rather than computed.createHotkeyRegistrationsnow returns a store reconciled by registrationid. Before, each change produced fresh view objects, so<For>rebuilt every row (Solid 2's dev build warns about this withUNSTABLE_LIST_IDENTITY).flush()after writes, since Solid 2 batches reads until the next flush. Writes now happen outsidecreateRoot.@solidjs/weband@solidjs/vite-plugin, and to Solid 2 APIs (onSettled,omit, context as provider, two-argument effects, lowercasetabindex/colspan). They drop the devtools panel, because@tanstack/solid-devtoolsand@tanstack/solid-hotkeys-devtoolsstay on Solid 1 until TanStack Devtools has a Solid 2 entry. The installation docs say so.rctag, and the release workflow also runs on*-prebranches.solid-hotkeysgets a minor bump (0.x), giving0.19.0-rc.0(Solid 1 users stay on 0.18.x).sherifignoressolid-js, since the devtools package stays on Solid 1.Rebased on
mainafter #211 (the adapter no longer depends on@tanstack/solid-store, so this isn't blocked on it) andpnpm-lock.yamlis regenerated. Locally:@tanstack/solid-hotkeystests 40/41, plustsc, eslint, tsdown/publint,verify-package, knip, sherif,test:docs, andtsc && vite buildand eslint for every Solid example. Before the rebase, each example also ran in Chromium on the dev server with no console errors or Solid dev warnings.The one failing test (
should have access to latest state values in callback) comes from a happy-dom bug:element.textContent = 0leaves the element empty instead of"0". A text child whose first value is the number0then fails on update. We're looking at handling it on the Solid side as well.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
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@tanstack/solid-hotkeysnow supports Solid 2, including reactive options and hotkey registration updates. Solid 2 support is available through release-candidate releases.tabindex.