Compound component find Type?

Imagine I have the following:

<Stepper>
  <Stepper.Step>
  </Stepper.Step>
  <Stepper.Completed>
  </Stepper.Completed>
</Stepper>

<Stepper>
  <Stepper.Step>
  </Stepper.Step>
  <Stepper.Completed>
  </Stepper.Completed>
</Stepper>

Is there a way in solid to find whether a child component is Step or Completed? I appreciate there is no vdom. But surely solid goes through the JSX itself? Does it retain the .Step/Completed type? I don't know the name for this. Using children() I can only retrieve the rendered outcome of the children. Thanks!

3 Replies

Brendonovich•4mo ago

No, this is a limitiation of typescript's JSX support Ah at runtime it's also not really possible unless you return special objects as children - with Solid you can kinda lie and return non-JSX values from components

PaulOP•4mo ago

I figured as much, but I wanted to confirm. Thanks for the reply. Appreciate it!

bigmistqke•4mo ago

For an example of the latter: see how solid implements Switch/Match components.

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