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fix(ts-optimizer): handle destructured props used as JSX tags or shadowed by locals - #9127
With the TypeScript optimizer, a destructured prop used as a JSX tag either crashed the transform (with a default or a string key, e.g. const { Model = Fallback } = props; <Model />) or, inside a $ callback (onClick$={() => render(<Model />)}), kept its bare name so the segment threw a ReferenceError. And a local, loop param or nested binding named like a destructured prop (or an import) read the prop or the import instead of its own value: tabs.map((tab) => <button onClick$={() => (selected.value = tab)} />) in a component with a tab prop handed the handler the props object. All of these now compile like the Rust optimizer.
Today's main: both the client and SSR builds fail with "could not strip TypeScript from generated segment". Any app or library with an as prop that has a default can't build with the TS optimizer.
The TypeScript optimizer now tracks binding positions to distinguish destructured props and imports from shadowing locals. Its rewrite paths handle props used as JSX tags, defer certain tag reads until after JSX transformation, and include regression coverage for tags and shadowed bindings.
Changes: Destructured prop JSX tags and shadowed bindings
Module analysis and extraction record source positions for free identifiers, props, and imports. Event-capture promotion receives import binding positions.
Shadow-aware capture and prop rewrites packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/raw-props.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/props-field-rewrite.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/rewrite/index.ts, packages/ts-optimizer/src/optimizer/segment/segment-generation.ts
Prop-reference rewriting skips shadowed identifiers and can return deferred JSX-tag reads. Raw-props and QP capture consolidation use binding positions to distinguish matching props from shadowed locals.
Inline and segment transformation paths collect deferred tag reads and resolve them after JSX transformation.
Regression coverage and release notes packages/optimizer/core/src/test.rs, packages/qwik/src/core/tests/qrl-captures.spec.tsx, packages/ts-optimizer/tests/optimizer/*, .changeset/ts-optimizer-destructured-props.md, .ruler/skills/qwik-optimizer-development/SKILL.md
Tests cover destructured props used as JSX tags and shadowing by callback parameters, locals, loop parameters, and imports. The changeset and optimizer guidance describe the updated handling.
sequenceDiagram
participant applyBodyTransforms
participant applyRawPropsTransform
participant generateSegmentCode
participant JSXTransform
participant resolveDeferredTagReads
applyBodyTransforms->>applyRawPropsTransform: Rewrite props and collect deferred tag reads
applyBodyTransforms-->>generateSegmentCode: Return transformed body and deferred reads
generateSegmentCode->>JSXTransform: Transform JSX
JSXTransform-->>generateSegmentCode: Return transformed JSX body
generateSegmentCode->>resolveDeferredTagReads: Resolve deferred reads
resolveDeferredTagReads-->>generateSegmentCode: Return resolved body
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Possibly related issues
Issue 9278 tracks TypeScript optimizer bugs, including destructured-prop cases in event handlers and cases with default values. Its description identifies this PR as an open fix, but does not specify which listed cases it addresses.
Possibly related PRs
QwikDev/qwik#9133: Addresses shadowed locals and loop parameters in destructured-prop and import rewrites, which overlaps with this PR’s binding-position tracking and regression coverage.
Suggested reviewers:wmertens
Merge Risk: Low · up to 9cae5
The changeset summary needs a small edit to meet repository guidance. The remaining non-JSX limitation predates this change and does not block merging this fix.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 9cae5
No new privilege boundary or security exploit was identified in the reviewed changes. An optional processing mode remains incomplete, and its downstream failure behavior has not been verified, leaving low residual risk.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure follows application source through transformation into generated components and event handlers. These paths can affect applications compiled with the affected patterns, but the inspected changes establish neither a new unauthenticated ingress nor additional tenant, infrastructure or credential authority.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
inferred — Binding-aware promotion corrects which lexical value enters an existing capture channel rather than granting new authority. Shadowed locals remain captures, while matching import bindings retain import treatment; downstream delivery still uses existing JSX parameter and QRL capture mechanisms.
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proposed — Make deferred-read completion explicit for every emission mode: consume the metadata, preserve the original binding, or reject the unsupported shape before emitting code. This would strengthen failure containment without presuming a verified vulnerability.
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Captures were matched to destructured props and imports by name, so a
local, loop param or nested binding with the same name read the props
object or the import instead of its own value.
JSX tag names only hold member chains, so a prop read with a default or a
string key (`<props.Model ?? Fallback/>`) failed to parse. Those tags are now
rewritten once the JSX is transpiled, as Rust does. Member tags (`<ui.Home/>`)
were never rewritten and pointed at the removed destructure.
A child segment rewrote only identifier reads of captured props, so
`<Model />` inside `onClick$` kept the removed binding. Its tags now
follow the component-body rule: member chains are rewritten in the JSX,
and reads with a default or a string key once the JSX is transpiled.
Tags skip nested bindings of the same name, like other reads.
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fix(ts-optimizer): handle destructured props used as JSX tags
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With the TypeScript optimizer, a destructured prop used as a JSX tag either crashed the transform (with a default or a string key, e.g.
const { Model = Fallback } = props; <Model />) or, inside a$callback (onClick$={() => render(<Model />)}), kept its bare name so the segment threw a ReferenceError. And a local, loop param or nested binding named like a destructured prop (or an import) read the prop or the import instead of its own value:tabs.map((tab) => <button onClick$={() => (selected.value = tab)} />)in a component with atabprop handed the handler the props object. All of these now compile like the Rust optimizer.Includes #9129 and #9133.
For real builds it's complete; what it leaves out is a mode the Vite plugin never uses.
I ran the TS optimizer on today's main and on #9127's branch, with the common polymorphic-component pattern:
asprop that has a default can't build with the TS optimizer._jsxSplit(_rawProps.as ?? "div", …), which matches Rust's snapshots.({ icon: Icon = 'i' }) => <button onClick$={() => render(<Icon />)} />): main emits a bareIcon, which isn't defined, so the click throws. fix(ts-optimizer): handle destructured props used as JSX tags or shadowed by locals #9127 emits_rawProps.icon ?? "i".Why the gap doesn't make it half-done
transpileJsx: false. The Vite plugin always setstrue, so only directtransformModulescallers can hit it.({ Model })case undefined, which fix(ts-optimizer): handle destructured props used as JSX tags or shadowed by locals #9127 fixes in TS.Limits and risk
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