Feature Request: @tiptap/solid – A Solid.js Port of @tiptap/react

[r-Larch]

Description

Please consider creating a dedicated package for Solid.js, called @tiptap/solid, similar to what’s currently offered with @tiptap/react. Solid.js is a high-performance reactive library whose API feels very similar to React, which should make the port straightforward while benefiting the growing Solid community.

Motivation

• Solid.js Popularity: Solid.js has seen increasing adoption, and many developers seek powerful editors that integrate seamlessly with it.
• Ease of Porting: Because Solid’s core concepts closely resemble React’s, most patterns in @tiptap/react can be adapted for Solid with minimal changes.
• Community Growth: Offering first-class support for Solid would open up new opportunities for existing and potential Tiptap users, encouraging them to incorporate Tiptap into Solid-based projects.

Proposal

• Implementation: Adapt the existing @tiptap/react package code to a new package, @tiptap/solid, matching the public API of @tiptap/react as closely as possible.
• Maintenance: Because the API will largely mirror the React version, ongoing maintenance overhead should remain low.
• Contribution: I’d be happy to start by submitting an initial pull request with the core implementation, ensuring it follows Tiptap’s coding standards and best practices.

Thank you for considering this feature request. I look forward to any feedback or suggestions, and I’m ready to help make @tiptap/solid a reality!

[bdbch]

I answered this in parts here:

#6175 (comment)

TLDR: We don't have a developer on our team right now that works with Solid and don't know a direct customer who runs it in production (to be fair, almost everyone runs on React).

We're therefore not looking to maintain a Solid package ourselves. However, we always love to support community efforts. There is a package which sadly seems to be unmaintained that I could point towards.

I've seen your PR @r-Larch and liked it - however can't merge it because of the reason pointed out above. If you want to you can feel free to release your tiptap-solid package to NPM/Github and let me know here so I could link it up on our docs / repo for people interested in using Solid.

And for anyone finding this discussion and wonders about other frameworks like Angular, Svelte, etc: The same basically applies here. If you want to support a frontend library of your choice, feel free to send me your Github repo, we'll take a look and post it to our docs here: https://tiptap.dev/docs/editor/getting-started/install#community-efforts