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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Svelte Query Quick Start guide. The guide covers setup, query states, reactive arguments, rune updates, property tracking, dependent queries, enabled state, and error boundaries. The documentation navigation links to the new guide. ChangesSvelte Quick Start
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to The quick-start page currently teaches an incorrect query-result model and event-handler syntax, so readers may copy examples that do not work as intended. These documentation correctness issues should be fixed before merging. Possibly related PRs
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In `@docs/framework/svelte/quick-start.md`:
- Around line 83-84: In the quick-start example comment, correct the term
“destructing” to “destructuring” while leaving the surrounding explanation and
useQuery example unchanged.
- Line 151: Update the sentence beginning with “Since” so “Property” is
lowercase and “fine grained reactivity” uses the hyphenated form “fine-grained
reactivity,” leaving the rest unchanged.
- Around line 141-144: Update both button event attributes in the Svelte
quick-start example from onClick to lowercase onclick so the click handlers bind
correctly in Svelte 5.
- Line 68: Update the Svelte quick-start description of createQuery results to
call them reactive CreateQueryResult/QueryObserverResult objects rather than
stores, and remove the implication that Svelte store $ syntax applies.
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| - Svelte Query primitives do not support destructuring. The return value from these functions is a store, and their properties are only tracked in a reactive context. |
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Describe the query result as a reactive object.
createQuery returns a CreateQueryResult, which is a reactive QueryObserverResult, not a store. Replace “store” to avoid incorrect $ store syntax.
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In `@docs/framework/svelte/quick-start.md` at line 68, Update the Svelte
quick-start description of createQuery results to call them reactive
CreateQueryResult/QueryObserverResult objects rather than stores, and remove the
implication that Svelte store $ syntax applies.
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| <!-- ❌ react version -- supports destructing outside reactive context | ||
| const { isPending, error, data } = useQuery({ |
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Correct “destructing” to “destructuring”.
The comment names the JavaScript operation incorrectly.
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In `@docs/framework/svelte/quick-start.md` around lines 83 - 84, In the
quick-start example comment, correct the term “destructing” to “destructuring”
while leaving the surrounding explanation and useQuery example unchanged.
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| <button onClick={() => (enabled = !enabled)}>Toggle enabled</button> |
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In Svelte 5, you must use lowercase attribute names for event handlers (e.g., onclick) [1][2][3]. Official documentation specifies that event attributes are case-sensitive [1]. While HTML attributes are often case-insensitive, Svelte 5 treats onclick and onClick as distinct; onclick is the standard attribute that correctly binds to the DOM click event [1]. Using an incorrect case, such as onClick, will not trigger the expected event handler [4][5][2]. This change is part of the Svelte 5 migration away from the on: directive in favor of using standard DOM event attributes as properties [6][7][3]. For example, instead of the Svelte 4 syntax on:click={handler}, you should use onclick={handler} [6][7]. Key takeaways regarding this change include: - Consistency: Event handler names must be fully lowercase [2][3]. - Case-sensitivity: Svelte distinguishes between different casings to allow for custom events that might use uppercase characters, meaning incorrect casing for standard DOM events will fail [1]. - Migration: When migrating, remember to remove the colon (:) and ensure the property name is all lowercase [6][7]. - Best practice: Always use lowercase standard DOM attribute names to ensure compatibility and avoid silent failures [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/basic-markup
- 2: Svelte 5: event handler doesn't get passed when passing all spread props sveltejs/svelte#11085
- 3: https://bytelearn.dev/svelte5/event-handlers
- 4: Svelte 5: event handlers are case-sensitive sveltejs/svelte#13245
- 5: Svelte 5 Event Handlers Should Error on Invalid Case In Typescript. sveltejs/svelte#11293
- 6: https://svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
- 7: https://next.svelte.dev/docs/svelte/v5-migration-guide
Use lowercase Svelte event attributes.
Replace both onClick handlers with onclick. Svelte 5 treats event attributes as case-sensitive, so onClick does not bind the click event.
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In `@docs/framework/svelte/quick-start.md` around lines 141 - 144, Update both
button event attributes in the Svelte quick-start example from onClick to
lowercase onclick so the click handlers bind correctly in Svelte 5.
Source: MCP tools
| - Errors can be caught and reset using Svelte's native `<svelte:boundary>` component. | ||
| Set `throwOnError` option to `true` to make sure errors are thrown to the `<svelte:boundary>` component. | ||
| - Since Property tracking is handled through Svelte's fine grained reactivity, options like `notifyOnChangeProps` are not needed |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the hyphenated compound adjective.
Change fine grained reactivity to fine-grained reactivity. Also use lowercase property after Since.
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[grammar] ~151-~151: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...racking is handled through Svelte's fine grained reactivity, options like `notify...
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In `@docs/framework/svelte/quick-start.md` at line 151, Update the sentence
beginning with “Since” so “Property” is lowercase and “fine grained reactivity”
uses the hyphenated form “fine-grained reactivity,” leaving the rest unchanged.
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🎯 Changes
Add a quick start docs for svelte query. It is largely influenced by solid's quick start docs (#7368) but adjusted for svelte's context.
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