Using chakra-ui-solid in Vite

No special steps. A Vite app with vite-plugin-solid already compiles our packages correctly, because that plugin is exactly the thing our published output expects to meet. Follow Installation and there is nothing to add here.

This page exists to say so. The two settings the SolidStart and TanStack Start pages describe are about server rendering and dependency pre-bundling, and a client-only Vite app does neither — so a reader looking for a Vite-specific step should be able to find out in one screen that there isn’t one, rather than concluding they missed it.

Why there is anything to say at all

We publish JSX-preserved .jsx under the "solid" export condition, with no "import" or "default" fallback. Your toolchain compiles it, which is what lets one published artefact produce per-environment output — client, server, hydrating client — instead of us guessing which one you need.

The cost is that the two places a bundler tries to avoid compiling a dependency both break:

• Server-side externalization. Node cannot import raw JSX.
• Client-side dependency pre-bundling. The pre-bundler compiles JSX as React, so the module loads and the component renders nothing.

A plain vite build does neither by default for a workspace app, so there is nothing to configure. If you add SSR, the SolidStart page’s two lines apply.