Tag Interfaces

The following interfaces are exposed by the Partas.Solid library to provide inheritance for common component structures and properties.

Beyond this, feel free to inherit from any of the concrete classes such as div.

Foundation Interfaces

HtmlElement

Base type for all elements.

To allow a class/type to be accepted as a child node in the computation expressions, the type must derive from HtmlElement, or one of it's subsequent derivatives.

HtmlTag

Implementation of HtmlElement with common/global solid-js attributes.

Interface provides the support for extension methods.

HtmlContainer

Interface enables the computation expression to construct child elements.

Derivative Interfaces

RegularNode

An interface which provides common/global solid-js attributes, extension methods, and accepts children nodes.

This is essentially just a convenient interface to both HtmlContainer and HtmlTag

VoidNode

An interface which provides common/global solid-js attributes, extension methods, but does not accept any children nodes.

This is essentially just an alias to HtmlTag.

Historically, the Derivative Interfaces were concrete classes. The change to interfaces make this more-or-less redundant.

FragmentNode

Special interface which renders <> </> in the plugin.

At face value, it is just a derivative of HtmlContainer. It is implemented by the concrete class Fragment().

Special Interfaces

ChildLambdaProvider

Provides interfaces which implement the lambda constructor functionality that is already existing in components such as For and Index.

A numeric suffix to the interface name provides more explicit type parameter numbers.

The plugin uncurries the lambda function that is passed as a child to the element.

ChildLambdaProviderStrict

An implementation of the ChildLambdaProvider family of interfaces, with the addendum that you can specify the exact type that the child must be.

An example use is for elements like the solidjs/router Router, which can only accept children of type Route.

Polymorph

Library support for polymorphic elements from Kobalte and ArkUI.

Usage is best described in the Partas.Solid.Kobalte binding library documentation.