useIsPresent

Whether a child of an AnimatePresence is still present: false from its leave on, while its exit plays. Its own effects have ended by then, so it's for what still runs on the element: an event handler, a timer. Motion's useIsPresent.

On Solid 1, it takes the child's element, or an accessor of it:

import { useIsPresent } from "@wardic/solid"

let el!: HTMLButtonElement
const present = useIsPresent(() => el)
<button ref={el} onClick={() => present() && save()}>Save</button>

On Solid 2, it's given to ref, and called to read:

import { useIsPresent } from "@wardic/solid/unstable/v2"

const present = useIsPresent()
<button ref={present} onClick={() => present() && save()}>Save</button>

Outside a presence, always true.

Types

• IsPresent: (Solid 2) what it returns: called with an element, it attaches to it; with nothing, it reads.