docs/start/config.json (1)

44-47: Optional: Consider renaming “Environment Functions” to “Isomorphic Utilities”

Since the PR description questions the naming, “Isomorphic Utilities” (or “Environment-aware Utilities”) may better convey the intent without implying only functions. If you prefer this, we should update both the page titles and these nav labels together.

Also applies to: 129-132

docs/start/framework/react/environment-functions.md (9)

10-15: Grammar: “Start provides”

Subject-verb agreement and light copy tweaks.

-Start provide three core environment functions:
+Start provides three core environment functions:

---

45-48: Grammar: “a no-op” and punctuation

Clarify the client behavior phrasing.

-// ℹ️ On the **client**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On the **client**, it is a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

59-62: Grammar: “a no-op” and punctuation

Same tweak for the server-side note.

-// ℹ️ On the **server**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On the **server**, it is a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

73-75: Grammar: “a no-op” and punctuation

Apply the same phrasing/punctuation for consistency.

-// ℹ️ On both **client** and **server**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On both **client** and **server**, it is a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

88-91: Fix heading: backticks and casing

Current “## envOnly Functions” renders oddly. Prefer plain language.

-## `env`Only Functions
+## Environment-only Functions

---

117-123: Tree-shaking section: wording and clarity

Minor grammar improvements and clearer phrasing.

-Environment functions are tree-shaken based on the environment for each bundle produced.
+Environment functions are tree-shaken per environment for each produced bundle.

-Functions created using `createIsomorphicFn()` are tree-shaken. All codes inside `.client()` are not included in server bundle, and vice-versa.
+Functions created using `createIsomorphicFn()` are tree-shaken. All code inside `.client()` is excluded from the server bundle, and vice versa.

-On the server, implementation of `clientOnly` functions are replaced with a function that throws an `Error`. The reverse is true for `serverOnly` functions on the client.
+In the server bundle, `clientOnly` implementations are replaced with a function that throws an `Error`. The reverse is true for `serverOnly` functions in the client bundle.

---

79-85: TS typing for no-op example

If we want to be explicit for TypeScript users, “void” is the idiomatic return type for a no-op (you can still note that it evaluates to undefined at runtime).

-// basic no-op implementation
-function noop() {}
+// basic no-op implementation (TypeScript)
+const noop: () => void = () => {}

---

99-112: Avoid locking docs to exact error message strings

The quoted error texts might diverge from implementation over time. Suggest describing the behavior generically or quoting less rigidly (e.g., “throws an error on the client/server”).

Would you like me to replace the exact strings with a generic description, or verify the current runtime messages in the codebase to keep them accurate?

---

1-4: Optional: Page title naming

If you decide to rename the nav label (e.g., to “Isomorphic Utilities”), mirror it here for consistency.

-title: Environment Functions
+title: Isomorphic Utilities

docs/start/framework/solid/environment-functions.md (1)

1-4: Consider adding a capitalized replacement and validate scope

If the source doc contains “React” (capitalized) or other proper nouns, also add a case-sensitive replacement to ensure titles and prose read naturally for Solid. Example:

 ---
 ref: docs/start/framework/react/environment-functions.md
-replace: { 'react': 'solid' }
+replace:
+  {
+    'react': 'solid',
+    'React': 'Solid'
+  }
 ---

Also, confirm the replacement mechanism applies to code blocks as intended (e.g., it should convert @tanstack/react-start to @tanstack/solid-start without affecting unrelated identifiers).

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docs/start/framework/solid/environment-functions.md (1)

1-4: Good use of ref/replace to avoid duplication.

The Solid doc correctly references the React doc and applies a replacement. This follows the prior guidance to avoid duplication.

docs/start/framework/solid/environment-functions.md (1)

1-4: Broaden replace mapping to handle case and future-proof wording.

If the source doc ever uses "React" (capitalized), it won’t be replaced. Consider extending the mapping.

 ---
 ref: docs/start/framework/react/environment-functions.md
-replace: { 'react': 'solid' }
+replace: { 'react': 'solid', 'React': 'Solid' }
 ---

Please confirm the docs build system’s replace semantics are token-based (not substring-only) to avoid accidental replacements inside unrelated words.

docs/start/framework/react/environment-functions.md (9)

10-15: Grammar and clarity: subject-verb agreement and naming.

-Start provide three core environment functions:
+React Start provides three core environment functions:

---

36-48: Tighten “no-op” phrasing and punctuation.

-// ℹ️ On the **client**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On the **client**, it's a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

50-62: Mirror the “no-op” phrasing for consistency.

-// ℹ️ On the **server**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On the **server**, it's a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

64-76: Hyphenate compound modifier and add terminal punctuation.

-Here is an example of `createIsomorphicFn()` without any environment specific implementation:
+Here is an example of `createIsomorphicFn()` without any environment-specific implementation:
@@
-// ℹ️ On both **client** and **server**, it is no-op (returns `undefined`)
+// ℹ️ On both **client** and **server**, it's a no-op (returns `undefined`).

---

77-85: Type hint for no-op in TS.

In TS, an explicit void return improves clarity.

-// basic no-op implementation
-function noop() {}
+// basic no-op implementation
+const noop: () => void = () => {}

---

88-90: Rename section header for readability.

-## `env`Only Functions
+## Environment-only helpers

---

99-101: Avoid hard-coding exact error message text unless guaranteed stable.

Prefer generic wording to prevent drift if messages change.

-// ❌ On client: throws "serverOnly() functions can only be called on the server!"
+// ❌ On client: throws an Error.

If the exact message is stable and tested, feel free to keep it—otherwise consider the generic phrasing.

---

110-112: Mirror error-message guidance for clientOnly.

-// ❌ On server: throws "clientOnly() functions can only be called on the client!"
+// ❌ On server: throws an Error.

---

117-123: Tree-shaking copy edits and singular “code”.

-## Tree Shaking
+## Tree-shaking
@@
-Environment functions are tree-shaken based on the environment for each bundle produced.
+Environment functions are tree-shaken per environment for each bundle produced.
@@
-Functions created using `createIsomorphicFn()` are tree-shaken. All codes inside `.client()` are not included in server bundle, and vice-versa.
+Functions created using `createIsomorphicFn()` are tree-shaken. All code inside `.client()` is excluded from the server bundle, and vice versa.
@@
-On the server, implementation of `clientOnly` functions are replaced with a function that throws an `Error`. The reverse is true for `serverOnly` functions on the client.
+On the server, the implementation of `clientOnly` functions is replaced with a function that throws an `Error`. The reverse is true for `serverOnly` functions on the client.

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