added export in EventHandlers type

[YanGer-kz]

-> export type EventHandlers = {

When developing my own component, I wanted to use custom props as onClick, onFocus.

I noticed that they are not in runtime or I did not find them, I thought it would be better to add export for the type that will allow me to use for my components

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved type export visibility for event handlers, enhancing integration with external TypeScript tooling.

[edison1105]

Could you please provide more information?

[YanGer-kz]

Could you please provide more information?

When developing my own component, I wanted to use custom props as onClick, onFocus.

I noticed that they are not in runtime or I did not find them, I thought it would be better to add export for the type that will allow me to use for my components

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Size Report

Bundles

File	Size	Gzip	Brotli
runtime-dom.global.prod.js	100 kB	37.9 kB	34.2 kB
vue.global.prod.js	158 kB (+15 B)	57.8 kB (+6 B)	51.4 kB (+26 B)

Usages

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createApp	54.6 kB (+366 B)	21.3 kB (+136 B)	19.4 kB (+153 B)
createSSRApp	58.7 kB (+253 B)	23 kB (+118 B)	20.9 kB (+87 B)
defineCustomElement	59.4 kB (+368 B)	22.8 kB (+138 B)	20.8 kB (+111 B)
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Walkthrough

The change updates the EventHandlers type alias in packages/runtime-dom/src/jsx.ts by adding the export keyword, making it publicly accessible. The internal structure and logic of the type remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/runtime-dom/src/jsx.ts	Made EventHandlers type alias explicitly exported

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A hop to the fields of export land,
Where types now reach out, lending a hand.
EventHandlers leap from private to seen,
In the garden of code, they’re crisp and clean.
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packages/runtime-dom/src/jsx.ts (1)

1387-1391: LGTM! Great addition for custom component development.

Exporting the EventHandlers<E> type is a valuable enhancement that addresses a real developer need. This well-designed mapped type will enable custom component authors to leverage the same robust event handler typing that Vue's built-in components use.

The type definition is elegant:

• Preserves existing function signatures when applicable
• Wraps non-function event types in proper handler functions
• Makes all handlers optional as expected in Vue components

Since this type is now part of the public API, consider adding JSDoc documentation to help developers understand its usage and the generic parameter E.

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