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@tailwind-styled/next

v5.0.0

Published

Next.js integration for tailwind-styled-v4 — withTailwindStyled, webpack/turbopack loaders

Readme

@tailwind-styled/next

Next.js integration for tailwind-styled-v4 with native-first architecture.

Installation

npm install @tailwind-styled/next

Quick Start

// next.config.ts
import { withTailwindStyled } from "@tailwind-styled/next"

export default withTailwindStyled({
  scanDirs: ["src"],
  routeCss: true,
})({
  // your next config
})

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | scanDirs | string[] | ["src"] | Directories to scan for components | | safelistOutput | string | "src/app/__tw-safelist.css" | Output path for safelist CSS | | addDataAttr | boolean | true in dev | Add data-tw attributes | | autoClientBoundary | boolean | true | Auto-add "use client" boundary | | hoist | boolean | true | Hoist static variants | | routeCss | boolean | true in prod | Generate route-level CSS | | routeCssDir | string | .next/static/css/tw | Route CSS output directory | | devManifest | boolean | true in dev | Serve manifest in dev mode | | zeroConfig | boolean | true | Use Tailwind zero-config | | plugins | TwPlugin[] | [] | Plugin array | | devtools | boolean | true in dev | Enable DevTools overlay |

Deprecated Options (v5)

The following options are deprecated in v5 and will be silently ignored:

| Deprecated | Replacement | |------------|-------------| | mode | Only zero-runtime supported | | atomic | Use @tailwind-styled/atomic package | | staticVariants | Handled by engine automatically | | deadStyleElimination | Use engine with analyze: true | | incremental | Handled by engine internally | | styleBuckets | Handled by engine internally |

Engine Integration

v5 uses @tailwind-styled/engine for build processing. The engine handles:

  • Scanning workspace for components
  • Incremental builds and caching
  • CSS generation
  • Dead style elimination (via analyze option)

Route CSS Middleware

import { getRouteCssLinks } from "@tailwind-styled/next/route-css"

// In your layout or pages
const links = getRouteCssLinks()
// Returns array of <link> elements for route CSS

Breaking Changes in v5

  • Removed mode option (only zero-runtime)
  • Removed atomic option (use separate package)
  • Removed direct compiler calls (use engine)
  • Removed script calls (split-routes.mjs, shake-css.mjs)
  • Simplified API - fewer options needed