Mixins / foldkit-mixins-ui
SliderSlots
const · packages/mixins-ui/src/slider.ts:19
const SliderSlots: Slots.Contract<{ readonly root: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Container", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Interactive", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>]>]>, readonly Slot.EventName[], readonly Slot.AttributeName[], readonly Slot.RequirementName[], boolean>; readonly track: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Container", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Interactive", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>]>]>, readonly [Event.EventToken<"pointerdown">], readonly Slot.AttributeName[], readonly Slot.RequirementName[], boolean>; readonly filledTrack: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>, readonly Slot.EventName[], readonly Slot.AttributeName[], readonly Slot.RequirementName[], boolean>; readonly thumb: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Focusable", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Interactive", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>]>]>, readonly [Event.EventToken<"pointerdown">], readonly [Attr.AttrToken<"role">], readonly Slot.RequirementName[], boolean>; readonly label: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Container", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Interactive", readonly [Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>]>]>, readonly Slot.EventName[], readonly Slot.AttributeName[], readonly Slot.RequirementName[], boolean>; readonly hiddenInput: Slot.UnnamedSlot<Capability.Capability<"Base", readonly []>, readonly Slot.EventName[], readonly [Attr.AttrToken<"value">], readonly Slot.Requir …;Slider is a Submodel: each published bundle is a ChildAttribute group that
carries the boundary's dispatcher. The resolver treats those as opaque and
preserves their identity, so spreading a resolved bundle into the parent's
markup keeps routing through the slider's toParentMessage.
The base installs the pointer handler on track and thumb only while the
slider is interactive. A Behavior adding one of those owns it in the same
window, so a second owner is a conflict rather than a silent takeover. Its
keyboard handler is OnKeyDownPreventDefault, a distinct tag from KeyDown,
so the thumb does not advertise Event.KeyDown (it would falsely imply a
conflict the resolver cannot see).