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Drawer, five ways

Open one. Five follow. Each tile runs Drawer in its own framework and reports the change in its own syntax.

Drawer docs: demo, examples and API
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React

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Vue

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Svelte

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The same example, in each framework

The showcase example for Drawer, as written in each framework. Lines that only React has are marked.

React · Drawer.tsx20 lines only in React
import { Drawer } from '@▢▢▢▢/react/drawer'

export default function DrawerExample() {
  return (
    <Drawer.Root swipeDirection="right">
      <Drawer.Trigger className="button">
        Open drawer
      </Drawer.Trigger>
      <Drawer.Portal>
        <Drawer.Backdrop className="backdrop drawer-backdrop" />
        <Drawer.Viewport className="drawer-viewport">
          <Drawer.Popup className="drawer">
            <Drawer.Content>
              <Drawer.Title className="dialog-title">
                Filters
              </Drawer.Title>
              <Drawer.Description className="muted">
                Narrow the list down. Swipe right or press Esc to close.
              </Drawer.Description>
              <div className="actions">
                <Drawer.Close className="button">
                  Done
                </Drawer.Close>
              </div>
            </Drawer.Content>
          </Drawer.Popup>
        </Drawer.Viewport>
      </Drawer.Portal>
    </Drawer.Root>
  )
}
Drawer.vue
<script setup lang="ts">
import { Drawer } from '@▢▢▢▢/vue/drawer'
</script>

<template>
  <Drawer.Root swipe-direction="right">
    <Drawer.Trigger class="button">Open drawer</Drawer.Trigger>
    <Drawer.Portal>
      <Drawer.Backdrop class="backdrop drawer-backdrop" />
      <Drawer.Viewport class="drawer-viewport">
        <Drawer.Popup class="drawer">
          <Drawer.Content>
            <Drawer.Title class="dialog-title">Filters</Drawer.Title>
            <Drawer.Description class="muted">
              Narrow the list down. Swipe right or press Esc to close.
            </Drawer.Description>
            <div class="actions">
              <Drawer.Close class="button">Done</Drawer.Close>
            </div>
          </Drawer.Content>
        </Drawer.Popup>
      </Drawer.Viewport>
    </Drawer.Portal>
  </Drawer.Root>
</template>

Measured, per framework

Drawer in each framework, side by side. Lower is better for size, time and memory. No outside baseline: the frameworks are compared with each other only.

MetricReactVueSvelteAngularSolid
SizeKiB gzip, with core and dom
Openms, median
Closems, median
MemoryMiB after one open and close
Testspassing
Measured
Nov 4 on Apple M3 Max, Chromium 156, 35 runs per framework over 5 page loads. The range under each time is the spread of the per-load medians.
Tests
Drawer's tests in each framework's suites, jsdom and Chromium together, from the latest run. React runs the React tests on the port; the other four also run the shared behaviour tests.
Sources
reports/size-baseline.json (size), reports/perf.json (shared code, time, memory) and reports/tests-by-component.json (tests).

Same props, five spellings

The Drawer.Root props as each framework writes them. A name that differs from React is marked.

React
Props and callbacks have upstream's names and signatures: onCheckedChange(checked, details), onOpenChange(open, details), onValueChange(value, details).
Vue
Props keep upstream's names and can be written in kebab case in a template (:default-checked, :side-offset). Upstream's callbacks are Vue events with the same arguments: checkedChange(checked, details), openChange(open, details), valueChange(value, details).
Svelte
Callbacks are props with upstream's names and arguments: onCheckedChange(checked, details), onOpenChange(open, details), onValueChange(value, details), with details.cancel(), reason and event. Native event props use Svelte's names (onclick, onkeydown).
Angular
Inputs are signal inputs with upstream's names (checked, disabled, nativeButton); boolean inputs also work as bare attributes. Each callback with details is an output named without on: checkedChange, openChange, valueChange.
Solid
Callbacks keep upstream's names and arguments: onCheckedChange(checked, details), with details.cancel() and details.event. Native handlers are camelCase (onClick, onKeyDown), as Solid 2 requires.
Prop · 17ReactVueSvelteAngularSolid
defaultOpenpropdefaultOpendefault-opendefaultOpen[defaultOpen]defaultOpen
openpropopenopenopen[open]open
onOpenChangeeventonOpenChange@open-changeonOpenChange(openChange)onOpenChange
snapPointspropsnapPointssnap-pointssnapPoints[snapPoints]snapPoints
defaultSnapPointpropdefaultSnapPointdefault-snap-pointdefaultSnapPoint[defaultSnapPoint]defaultSnapPoint
snapPointpropsnapPointsnap-pointsnapPoint[snapPoint]snapPoint
onSnapPointChangeeventonSnapPointChange@snap-point-changeonSnapPointChange(snapPointChange)onSnapPointChange
actionsRefpropactionsRefactions-refactionsRef[actionsRef]actionsRef
defaultTriggerIdpropdefaultTriggerIddefault-trigger-iddefaultTriggerId[defaultTriggerId]defaultTriggerId
disablePointerDismissalpropdisablePointerDismissaldisable-pointer-dismissaldisablePointerDismissal[disablePointerDismissal]disablePointerDismissal
handleprophandlehandlehandle[handle]handle
modalpropmodalmodalmodal[modal]modal
onOpenChangeCompleteeventonOpenChangeComplete@open-change-completeonOpenChangeComplete(openChangeComplete)onOpenChangeComplete
snapToSequentialPointspropsnapToSequentialPointssnap-to-sequential-pointssnapToSequentialPoints[snapToSequentialPoints]snapToSequentialPoints
swipeDirectionpropswipeDirectionswipe-directionswipeDirection[swipeDirection]swipeDirection
triggerIdproptriggerIdtrigger-idtriggerId[triggerId]triggerId
childrenpropchildren#defaultchildrenng-contentchildren