Render SolidJS applications on server and client with hydration strategies.
npx skills add https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt --skill solid-rendering
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: solid-rendering Source: https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt/tree/main/.claude/skills/solid-rendering Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt --skill solid-rendering
Facilitates efficient and accurate rendering and hydration of SolidJS applications on the server and client sides to improve performance and user experience.
render() to attach the app to DOM elements.hydrate() to activate server-rendered markup on the client.renderToString(), renderToStringAsync(), and renderToStream() for static and streaming HTML generation.<HydrationScript> and generateHydrationScript() to serialize state for hydration.isServer, isDev, and DEV.Call render(() => <App />, element) to mount your app on the client, or use renderToString() for server-side HTML generation.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To hydrate a server-rendered SolidJS application on the client, use the `hydrate()` function to activate server-rendered markup and attach interactivity. This prevents hydration mismatches by correctly matching existing DOM elements.
The best way to stream HTML from a SolidJS server is using the `renderToStream()` function. This enables server-side rendering to send HTML chunks progressively, improving initial page load performance and time-to-first-byte.
Yes, SolidJS supports asynchronous server-side rendering through the `renderToStringAsync()` function. This allows the server to wait for asynchronous data resolution before generating the final static HTML string.
To prevent hydration mismatches in SolidJS, use `<HydrationScript>` or `generateHydrationScript()` to serialize state correctly. These tools ensure the client accurately matches the server-rendered DOM structure during activation.
Yes, you can write environment-aware code for SolidJS server and client rendering using `isServer`, `isDev`, and `DEV` flags. These constants allow conditional execution of logic specific to server or client environments.
Mounting a SolidJS app uses `render()` to attach the app to empty DOM elements, while hydrating uses `hydrate()` to activate existing server-rendered markup. Hydration preserves DOM structure to avoid full client re-rendering.
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