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@fuf-stack/pixel-utils

v1.3.0

Published

fuf pixels helper utils

Readme

@fuf-stack/pixel-utils

Shared helper utilities for the fuf pixels component library.

Exports

cn(...classes)

Combines classnames with a prose-aware tailwind-merge instance. Accepts strings, arrays, and conditional objects.

import { cn } from '@fuf-stack/pixel-utils';

cn('p-4 text-center', { 'bg-red-500': true });
// => 'p-4 text-center bg-red-500'

// prose-* deduplication built in
cn('prose prose-slate dark:prose-invert', 'prose-blue');
// => 'prose dark:prose-invert prose-blue'

proseTwMerge(classes)

A standalone tailwind-merge instance extended with class groups for @tailwindcss/typography:

  • prose-size — deduplicates size classes (prose-sm, prose-lg, prose-xl, ...)
  • prose-color — deduplicates color theme classes (prose-slate, prose-blue, prose-[#333], ...) while keeping prose-invert independent

Use it directly when you need prose-aware merging outside of cn.

import { proseTwMerge } from '@fuf-stack/pixel-utils';

proseTwMerge('prose prose-lg prose-slate', 'prose-xl prose-blue');
// => 'prose prose-xl prose-blue'

proseTwMergeClassGroups

The raw class group config object. Use it to build your own extended tailwind-merge instance.

import { extendTailwindMerge } from 'tailwind-merge';

import { proseTwMergeClassGroups } from '@fuf-stack/pixel-utils';

const customTwMerge = extendTailwindMerge({
  extend: {
    classGroups: {
      ...proseTwMergeClassGroups,
      // add more custom groups here
    },
  },
});

tv, variantsToClassNames, TVProps, TVClassName, ClassValue

Re-exports and helpers around tailwind-variants.

import { tv, variantsToClassNames } from '@fuf-stack/pixel-utils';

const tooltip = tv({
  slots: { base: '', content: 'p-4', trigger: 'cursor-pointer' },
  variants: {
    size: { sm: { content: 'max-w-sm' }, lg: { content: 'max-w-lg' } },
  },
});

const classes = variantsToClassNames(
  tooltip({ size: 'sm' }),
  'shadow-lg',
  'base',
);
// => { base: 'shadow-lg', content: 'p-4 max-w-sm', trigger: 'cursor-pointer' }

Why doesn't tv include prose-aware merging? tailwind-variants uses a shared module-level cache for its merge function. Injecting a custom twMergeConfig here would corrupt the cache when the same bundle also contains HeroUI components (which set their own twMergeConfig). Use cn(...) or proseTwMerge(...) for prose deduplication instead.

slugify(string, options?)

URL/ID-safe slug generation via slug, with sensible defaults (RFC 3986, underscores instead of hyphens).

import { slugify } from '@fuf-stack/pixel-utils';

slugify('Hello World'); // => 'hello_world'
slugify('a.b.c', { replaceDots: true }); // => 'a_b_c'

isTestEnvironment()

Returns true when running inside Vitest or when NODE_ENV is test. Safe for both Node.js and browser environments.

heroui

Re-export of the heroui Tailwind plugin from @heroui/theme.