Problem
Components 4 verifies renderer resolution correctness, render counts in focused specs, package graphs, and aggregate CSS budgets. The original renderer plan also proposed an explicit bundle-cost gate for consumers that never select an adapter. That one-time target was not converted into a durable runtime/bundle regression budget.
Direction
Measure and guard the costs that matter without optimizing against synthetic microbenchmarks:
- setup-only root and one basic-control import with no adapter;
- stable
@cratis/components/renderer façade imported explicitly;
- provider mount-time resolution for built-in and one nine-slot adapter;
- Button/Tooltip hot-path render counts and rerenders;
- memory/initialization cost of frozen slot tables;
- production minified+gzip closure and tree-shaking behavior.
Record hardware/runtime/tool versions and distinguish package install size, application bundle size, and runtime cost.
Acceptance criteria
- Reproducible baselines exist for zero-config, stable-renderer-import, and selected-adapter profiles.
- CI fails on a reviewed percentage/absolute regression budget and emits an inspectable report.
- Benchmarks prove resolution remains mount-time and per-render lookup does not renegotiate.
- Tree-shaking keeps adapter/vendor packages out of consumers that do not import/select them.
- The budget does not require weakening accessibility, diagnostics, parts/state, or fallback semantics.
Problem
Components 4 verifies renderer resolution correctness, render counts in focused specs, package graphs, and aggregate CSS budgets. The original renderer plan also proposed an explicit bundle-cost gate for consumers that never select an adapter. That one-time target was not converted into a durable runtime/bundle regression budget.
Direction
Measure and guard the costs that matter without optimizing against synthetic microbenchmarks:
@cratis/components/rendererfaçade imported explicitly;Record hardware/runtime/tool versions and distinguish package install size, application bundle size, and runtime cost.
Acceptance criteria