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@reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind

v1.1.0

Published

Convert CSS style objects to Tailwind CSS classes.

Readme

@reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind

Convert CSS style objects to Tailwind CSS classes.

npm

Installation

npm install @reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind
# or
pnpm add @reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind
# or
yarn add @reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind

Overview

This package converts CSS style objects into Tailwind CSS utility classes. It's useful for converting inline styles or style objects to Tailwind's utility-first approach.

API Reference

Functions

styleToTailwind(style)

Converts a CSS style object to Tailwind CSS classes.

import { styleToTailwind } from '@reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind'

// Basic usage
const styles = {
  backgroundColor: '#fafafa',
  paddingBlockStart: 96,
  paddingBlockEnd: 96,
}

const tailwindClasses = styleToTailwind(styles)
// "backgroundColor-#fafafa paddingBlockStart-96 paddingBlockEnd-96"

Parameters:

  • style: StyleObject - CSS style object with camelCase property names

Returns:

  • string - Space-separated Tailwind CSS classes

Types

type StyleObject = {
  [key: string]: string | number | ColorObject | StyleObject
}

type ColorObject = {
  hex?: string
  rgb?: {
    r: number
    g: number
    b: number
    a: number
  }
  hsl?: {
    h: number
    s: number
    l: number
    a: number
  }
}

Example: With Nested Styles

The function handles nested style objects for responsive breakpoints:

import { styleToTailwind } from '@reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind'

const styles = {
  paddingBlockStart: 96,
  paddingBlockEnd: 96,
  sm: {
    paddingBlockStart: 128,
    paddingBlockEnd: 128,
  },
}

const tailwindClasses = styleToTailwind(styles)

Example: With Color Objects

Color objects with hex/rgb/hsl values are also supported:

import { styleToTailwind } from '@reallygoodwork/style-to-tailwind'

const styles = {
  backgroundColor: {
    hex: '#fafafa',
    rgb: { r: 250, g: 250, b: 250, a: 1 },
    hsl: { h: 0, s: 0, l: 98, a: 1 },
  },
}

const tailwindClasses = styleToTailwind(styles)

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License

MIT © Really Good Work