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Sweep: convert Tooltip React component to Solid.js (self-hosted) #11

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src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx is an existing component written in React.js, it must be modified to Solid.js.

Use /src/components/Card as an example of a working Solid.js component that adheres to best principles.

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- [X] Modify `src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx` ! No changes made [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx) - [X] Running GitHub Actions for `src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx` ✗ [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx) - [X] Modify `src/components/Tooltip/index.ts` ! No changes made [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/index.ts) - [X] Running GitHub Actions for `src/components/Tooltip/index.ts` ✗ [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/index.ts) - [X] Modify `src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts` ! No changes made [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts) - [X] Running GitHub Actions for `src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts` ✗ [Edit](https://github.com/semiautomatix/flowbite-solid/edit/sweep/convert_tooltip_react_component_to_solid_453af/src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts)

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src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents:
• Change the import statement from React's forwardRef to Solid.js's createSignal and createEffect if necessary, and other relevant Solid.js hooks.
• Replace the React component definition with a Solid.js component definition. This involves removing the forwardRef function and defining the component as a regular function that returns JSX (Solid.js's JSX).
• Update the props destructuring to follow Solid.js conventions. In Solid.js, props are not spread onto the component directly. Instead, use the mergeProps function from Solid.js to combine default props with passed props.
• Convert the theme merging logic to use Solid.js's reactive patterns. This might involve using createEffect to reactively update the component's classes based on the theme and props.
• Ensure that the className prop is applied correctly to the component, using class instead of className as per Solid.js convention.
• Update the JSX return statement to reflect Solid.js syntax. This includes using the class attribute instead of className and ensuring that any conditional rendering follows Solid.js patterns.
• Remove any React-specific code or patterns that are not applicable in Solid.js, such as the use of forwardRef.
• Test the converted component to ensure it behaves as expected within the Solid.js ecosystem.

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`src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx`	Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents: • Change the import statement from React's `forwardRef` to Solid.js's `createSignal` and `createEffect` if necessary, and other relevant Solid.js hooks. • Replace the React component definition with a Solid.js component definition. This involves removing the `forwardRef` function and defining the component as a regular function that returns JSX (Solid.js's JSX). • Update the props destructuring to follow Solid.js conventions. In Solid.js, props are not spread onto the component directly. Instead, use the `mergeProps` function from Solid.js to combine default props with passed props. • Convert the theme merging logic to use Solid.js's reactive patterns. This might involve using `createEffect` to reactively update the component's classes based on the theme and props. • Ensure that the `className` prop is applied correctly to the component, using `class` instead of `className` as per Solid.js convention. • Update the JSX return statement to reflect Solid.js syntax. This includes using the `class` attribute instead of `className` and ensuring that any conditional rendering follows Solid.js patterns. • Remove any React-specific code or patterns that are not applicable in Solid.js, such as the use of `forwardRef`. • Test the converted component to ensure it behaves as expected within the Solid.js ecosystem.

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src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents:
• Replace the React import with Solid.js specific imports. This includes importing Component, mergeProps, and splitProps from "solid-js".
• Convert the Checkbox component from a React forwardRef component to a Solid.js functional component. Use the Component type from Solid.js for typing the component.
• Adapt the props handling to Solid.js by using mergeProps and splitProps to manage component props and their defaults. This mirrors the approach used in "Card.tsx".
• Update the JSX syntax to be compatible with Solid.js. This involves ensuring that dynamic classes and attributes are handled correctly in Solid.js, which may slightly differ from React's handling.
• Remove the forwardRef usage, as Solid.js has a different way of handling refs. If necessary, use the createSignal or createEffect hooks from Solid.js to manage focus or other imperative behaviors.
• Ensure that the twMerge function from "tailwind-merge" and the mergeDeep function from "src/helpers/merge-deep.ts" are used appropriately to merge class names and themes, respectively, as demonstrated in the "Card.tsx" component.
• Test the converted component to ensure it maintains the same functionality and appearance as the original React component, including proper integration with the Flowbite theme and Tailwind CSS.

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`src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx`	Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents: • Replace the React import with Solid.js specific imports. This includes importing `Component`, `mergeProps`, and `splitProps` from "solid-js". • Convert the `Checkbox` component from a React forwardRef component to a Solid.js functional component. Use the `Component` type from Solid.js for typing the component. • Adapt the props handling to Solid.js by using `mergeProps` and `splitProps` to manage component props and their defaults. This mirrors the approach used in "Card.tsx". • Update the JSX syntax to be compatible with Solid.js. This involves ensuring that dynamic classes and attributes are handled correctly in Solid.js, which may slightly differ from React's handling. • Remove the `forwardRef` usage, as Solid.js has a different way of handling refs. If necessary, use the `createSignal` or `createEffect` hooks from Solid.js to manage focus or other imperative behaviors. • Ensure that the `twMerge` function from "tailwind-merge" and the `mergeDeep` function from "src/helpers/merge-deep.ts" are used appropriately to merge class names and themes, respectively, as demonstrated in the "Card.tsx" component. • Test the converted component to ensure it maintains the same functionality and appearance as the original React component, including proper integration with the Flowbite theme and Tailwind CSS.

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src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents:
• Replace React import statements with Solid.js equivalents. Import Component, mergeProps, and splitProps from "solid-js".
• Convert the Checkbox component from a React forwardRef component to a Solid.js functional component. Use mergeProps and splitProps to handle props merging and separation.
• Update the JSX syntax to match Solid.js standards, particularly for dynamic classes and refs. Use the class directive for dynamic class names and the ref function for references.
• Remove the React-specific forwardRef usage and adapt the component to use Solid.js's way of handling refs if necessary.
• Adjust any state management or side effects to use Solid.js hooks like createEffect or createSignal if needed, though this might not be applicable for the Checkbox component as it doesn't seem to use state or side effects based on the provided snippet.

src/components/Checkbox/theme.ts Modify src/components/Checkbox/theme.ts with contents:
• Create a new file for defining the theme of the Checkbox component, similar to how the Card component's theme is structured.
• Import DeepPartial type from "src/helpers/types/index.ts" to use for theme type definitions.
• Define and export a FlowbiteCheckboxTheme interface that mirrors the structure used in the Checkbox component, including properties for base styles and color variations.
• Export a default theme object that contains the default styling for the Checkbox component. This object should match the structure of the FlowbiteCheckboxTheme interface and include default Tailwind CSS classes for styling.
• Update the Checkbox component to import and use this theme file for its default styling, replacing the inline theme object if present.

File Path	Proposed Changes
`src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx`	Modify src/components/Checkbox/Checkbox.tsx with contents: • Replace React import statements with Solid.js equivalents. Import `Component`, `mergeProps`, and `splitProps` from "solid-js". • Convert the `Checkbox` component from a React forwardRef component to a Solid.js functional component. Use `mergeProps` and `splitProps` to handle props merging and separation. • Update the JSX syntax to match Solid.js standards, particularly for dynamic classes and refs. Use the `class` directive for dynamic class names and the `ref` function for references. • Remove the React-specific `forwardRef` usage and adapt the component to use Solid.js's way of handling refs if necessary. • Adjust any state management or side effects to use Solid.js hooks like `createEffect` or `createSignal` if needed, though this might not be applicable for the Checkbox component as it doesn't seem to use state or side effects based on the provided snippet.
`src/components/Checkbox/theme.ts`	Modify src/components/Checkbox/theme.ts with contents: • Create a new file for defining the theme of the Checkbox component, similar to how the Card component's theme is structured. • Import `DeepPartial` type from "src/helpers/types/index.ts" to use for theme type definitions. • Define and export a `FlowbiteCheckboxTheme` interface that mirrors the structure used in the Checkbox component, including properties for base styles and color variations. • Export a default theme object that contains the default styling for the Checkbox component. This object should match the structure of the `FlowbiteCheckboxTheme` interface and include default Tailwind CSS classes for styling. • Update the Checkbox component to import and use this theme file for its default styling, replacing the inline theme object if present.

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• Start by importing necessary modules from "solid-js", including "Component", "mergeProps", and "splitProps" for handling component props and state.
• Import "twMerge" from "tailwind-merge" for class name merging with Tailwind CSS classes.
• Define the interface for TooltipProps, including properties for content, placement, style, and any other props relevant to the Tooltip functionality.
• Create the Tooltip component function, utilizing Solid.js hooks and utilities such as "createSignal" for state management and "Show" for conditional rendering.
• Implement the Tooltip logic, referencing the Floating component for handling placement and visibility logic, and the Card component for styling and theme integration.
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• Export the Tooltip component from "Tooltip.tsx" to make it available for import in other parts of the application.
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• If necessary, add any new types or interfaces that are specific to the Tooltip component, such as types for placement or style options.
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src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents:
• Replace React import statements with Solid.js equivalents. Import Component and JSX from "solid-js".
• Change the FC (Functional Component) type to Component from Solid.js for the Tooltip component definition.
• Update the component's props definition to use Solid.js conventions. This includes using ComponentProps from Solid.js and adjusting the TooltipProps interface accordingly.
• Rewrite the Tooltip component function to follow Solid.js component structure. Use mergeProps from Solid.js to handle default props and splitProps to separate local props from forwarded props.
• Replace React's children prop handling with Solid.js's slot pattern if necessary. Solid.js uses the default slot for children, so ensure that the children are rendered correctly within the component.
• Adjust the JSX to comply with Solid.js. This includes using the Dynamic component from "solid-js/web" for dynamic element rendering, similar to how it's used in the Card component.
• Ensure that theme management using mergeDeep and getTheme remains intact but is adapted to Solid.js's reactivity system. This might involve using reactive signals or stores if the theme needs to be reactive.
• Test the converted Tooltip component to ensure it functions correctly within a Solid.js environment. This includes checking its rendering, theme application, and prop handling.

File Path	Proposed Changes
`src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents: • Replace React import statements with Solid.js equivalents. Import `Component` and `JSX` from "solid-js". • Change the `FC` (Functional Component) type to `Component` from Solid.js for the Tooltip component definition. • Update the component's props definition to use Solid.js conventions. This includes using `ComponentProps` from Solid.js and adjusting the `TooltipProps` interface accordingly. • Rewrite the Tooltip component function to follow Solid.js component structure. Use `mergeProps` from Solid.js to handle default props and `splitProps` to separate local props from forwarded props. • Replace React's `children` prop handling with Solid.js's slot pattern if necessary. Solid.js uses the default slot for children, so ensure that the children are rendered correctly within the component. • Adjust the JSX to comply with Solid.js. This includes using the `Dynamic` component from "solid-js/web" for dynamic element rendering, similar to how it's used in the Card component. • Ensure that theme management using `mergeDeep` and `getTheme` remains intact but is adapted to Solid.js's reactivity system. This might involve using reactive signals or stores if the theme needs to be reactive. • Test the converted Tooltip component to ensure it functions correctly within a Solid.js environment. This includes checking its rendering, theme application, and prop handling.

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src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents:
• Change the import statements to use Solid.js equivalents. Replace import type { ComponentProps, FC, ReactNode } from 'react'; with import type { ComponentProps } from 'solid-js'; and adjust other imports as necessary for Solid.js.
• Convert the Tooltip functional component to a Solid.js component. This involves changing the function signature to use Solid.js props pattern and adapting the JSX to Solid.js' JSX.
• Replace React-specific logic, such as conditional rendering and props spreading, with Solid.js equivalents. Use Show for conditional rendering and the Solid.js pattern for props spreading.
• Ensure the theme object is used in a reactive context appropriately. This might involve using createSignal or createEffect if the theme needs to be responsive to changes.
• Adapt the mergeDeep and getTheme function usages to ensure they work within the Solid.js lifecycle. This could involve wrapping them in reactive constructs if necessary.
• Test the converted component to ensure it behaves as expected within a Solid.js environment, particularly focusing on reactivity and theme integration.

src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts Modify src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts with contents:
• Create a new theme file for the Tooltip component, similar to how themes are structured for other components like Button and Card.
• Define the default theme for the Tooltip component, ensuring it matches the structure expected by the mergeDeep and getTheme functions.
• Export the theme object so it can be imported and used within Tooltip.tsx.
• This file is necessary to maintain consistency with the theming approach used throughout the repository and to ensure that the Tooltip component can be themed and customized in a manner consistent with other components.

File Path	Proposed Changes
`src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents: • Change the import statements to use Solid.js equivalents. Replace `import type { ComponentProps, FC, ReactNode } from 'react';` with `import type { ComponentProps } from 'solid-js';` and adjust other imports as necessary for Solid.js. • Convert the `Tooltip` functional component to a Solid.js component. This involves changing the function signature to use Solid.js props pattern and adapting the JSX to Solid.js' JSX. • Replace React-specific logic, such as conditional rendering and props spreading, with Solid.js equivalents. Use `Show` for conditional rendering and the Solid.js pattern for props spreading. • Ensure the `theme` object is used in a reactive context appropriately. This might involve using `createSignal` or `createEffect` if the theme needs to be responsive to changes. • Adapt the `mergeDeep` and `getTheme` function usages to ensure they work within the Solid.js lifecycle. This could involve wrapping them in reactive constructs if necessary. • Test the converted component to ensure it behaves as expected within a Solid.js environment, particularly focusing on reactivity and theme integration.
`src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts with contents: • Create a new theme file for the Tooltip component, similar to how themes are structured for other components like `Button` and `Card`. • Define the default theme for the Tooltip component, ensuring it matches the structure expected by the `mergeDeep` and `getTheme` functions. • Export the theme object so it can be imported and used within `Tooltip.tsx`. • This file is necessary to maintain consistency with the theming approach used throughout the repository and to ensure that the Tooltip component can be themed and customized in a manner consistent with other components.

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`src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents: • Rename `Tooltip.tsx` to `Tooltip.tsx.jsx` to indicate the conversion to Solid.js. • Replace the React functional component syntax with Solid.js component syntax. Use `createSignal`, `createEffect`, and other Solid.js hooks as needed to manage state and side effects. • Adapt the props handling to use Solid.js's `props` and `children` handling. Ensure that `content`, `placement`, `style`, `theme`, and other props are correctly handled and reactive. • Convert the JSX to use Solid.js directives and bindings, such as `class` to `classList`, and ensure event handlers are set up using Solid.js conventions. • Import necessary Solid.js utilities and hooks at the top of the file, replacing React imports. • Ensure the `mergeDeep` function from `src/helpers/merge-deep.ts` and the `getTheme` function from `src/theme-store.ts` are correctly used within the Solid.js component context. • Adapt the theme application logic to be compatible with Solid.js reactivity and component lifecycle.
`src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts with contents: • Create a new `theme.ts` file within the `src/components/Tooltip` directory to define default and customizable themes for the Tooltip component in a way that's consistent with Solid.js and the rest of the project. • Define and export a `FlowbiteTooltipTheme` interface that matches the structure needed for the Tooltip component, including properties for base styling, animations, and arrow configurations. • Implement and export a `getTooltipTheme` function that merges the default theme with any custom theme provided through props, using the `mergeDeep` function. This function will be imported and used in the Tooltip component to apply themes.
`src/helpers/merge-deep.ts`	Modify src/helpers/merge-deep.ts with contents: • Ensure that the `mergeDeep` function is exported correctly and is compatible with Solid.js components. This may involve adapting the function to handle reactivity and updates in a way that's consistent with Solid.js state management.

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`src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents: • Rename the existing `Tooltip.tsx` to `Tooltip.react.tsx` for backup purposes and to avoid confusion during the transition period. • Create a new `Tooltip.tsx` file for the Solid.js component version. • Start by importing necessary utilities and types from Solid.js (`Component`, `mergeProps`, `splitProps`), similar to how it's done in `Card.tsx`. • Import `mergeDeep` from `../../helpers/merge-deep`, `getTheme` from `../../theme-store`, and types (`DeepPartial`, `FlowbiteTooltipTheme`) from their respective locations. • Define the `TooltipProps` interface, adapting it from the React version to be compatible with Solid.js conventions. This includes using Solid.js's reactive patterns for props that might change over time. • Implement the `Tooltip` component function, utilizing `mergeProps` and `splitProps` for handling props similarly to the `Card` component. Use the `Dynamic` component from Solid.js for conditional rendering based on props, especially for handling the `placement`, `style`, and `trigger` props. • Ensure the theme is applied by merging the custom theme with the default theme using `mergeDeep`, similar to the approach in the `Card` component. • Export the `Tooltip` component properly to be used in other parts of the application.
`src/components/Tooltip/index.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/index.ts with contents: • Update the import statement to reflect the new `Tooltip.tsx` file for the Solid.js component. • This ensures that other components or files importing the Tooltip component are now using the newly converted Solid.js version.
`src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts with contents: • Review and adjust the theme configuration if necessary to ensure compatibility with Solid.js components. • This might involve adjusting how themes are structured or exported to align with Solid.js's reactive system and component structure.

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`src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip.tsx with contents: • Rename the existing `Tooltip.tsx` to `Tooltip.react.tsx` for backup purposes and to avoid confusion during the transition period. • Create a new `Tooltip.tsx` file for the Solid.js component version. • Start by importing necessary utilities and types from Solid.js (`Component`, `mergeProps`, `splitProps`), similar to how it's done in `Card.tsx`. • Import `mergeDeep` from `../../helpers/merge-deep`, `getTheme` from `../../theme-store`, and types (`DeepPartial`, `FlowbiteTooltipTheme`) from their respective locations. • Define the `TooltipProps` interface, adapting it from the React version to be compatible with Solid.js conventions. This includes using Solid.js's reactive patterns for props that might change over time. • Implement the `Tooltip` component function, utilizing `mergeProps` and `splitProps` for handling props similarly to the `Card` component. Use the `Dynamic` component from Solid.js for conditional rendering based on props, especially for handling the `placement`, `style`, and `trigger` props. • Ensure the theme is applied by merging the custom theme with the default theme using `mergeDeep`, similar to the approach in the `Card` component. • Export the `Tooltip` component properly to be used in other parts of the application.
`src/components/Tooltip/index.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/index.ts with contents: • Update the import statement to reflect the new `Tooltip.tsx` file for the Solid.js component. • This ensures that other components or files importing the Tooltip component are now using the newly converted Solid.js version.
`src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts`	Modify src/components/Tooltip/theme.ts with contents: • Review and adjust the theme configuration if necessary to ensure compatibility with Solid.js components. • This might involve adjusting how themes are structured or exported to align with Solid.js's reactive system and component structure.

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