Use `createEffect` in a terminal environment with Deno and TypeScript

Hello everyone! I wrote the following code, but the effect doesn't work. Nothing is shown in the console:

import { createEffect } from "npm:solid-js";
import { createMutable } from "npm:solid-js/store";

const state = createMutable({ count: 0 });

createEffect(() => {
    console.log(state.count);
});

setInterval(() => state.count++, 1000);

import { createEffect } from "npm:solid-js";
import { createMutable } from "npm:solid-js/store";

const state = createMutable({ count: 0 });

createEffect(() => {
    console.log(state.count);
});

setInterval(() => state.count++, 1000);

But if I use Skypack imports it works:

import { createEffect } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/solid-js";
import { createMutable } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/solid-js/store";

// ...

import { createEffect } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/solid-js";
import { createMutable } from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/solid-js/store";

// ...

But Skypack doesn't provide the TypeScript types. So everything is any and I get the JavaScript experience. Does anyone smarter than me have an idea how to fix this? Thanks for any help! 😄

1 Reply

mdynnl•2mo ago

solid js relies on export conditions. reactive for browser (import), non-reactive for node (require) deno probably pulls in the cjs version of it probably have to workaround things until we have https://github.com/solidjs/signals

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Use `createEffect` in a terminal environment with Deno and TypeScript