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@tenoxui/preset-tailwind

v1.0.4

Published

Minimal tailwindcss preset for tenoxui

Readme

@tenoxui/preset-tailwind

This package provides TailwindCSS preset configurations for TenoxUI. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tailwind Labs Inc. "Tailwind" and "TailwindCSS" are trademarks of Tailwind Labs Inc.

A ready-to-use TailwindCSS (v4.1.5) preset for TenoxUI. For TailwindCSS documentation, please visit the official TailwindCSS Website.

Disclaimer

TailwindCSS is developed by Tailwind Labs Inc. This package implements compatible preset configurations but is not an official TailwindCSS product.

Installation

npm i tenoxui @tenoxui/preset-tailwind

Usage Example

import { TenoxUI } from 'tenoxui'
import { preset } from '@tenoxui/preset-tailwind'

const css = new TenoxUI(preset())

console.log(css.render(['bg-red-500', 'mt-4', 'md:p-10']))

You should get this output :

.bg-red-500 {
  background-color: oklch(63.7% 0.237 25.331);
}
.mt-4 {
  margin-top: 1rem;
}
@media (width >= 48rem) {
  .md\:p-10 {
    padding: 2.5rem;
  }
}

Exports

import {
  preset,
  defaultProperties,
  preflight,
  property,
  values,
  classes,
  variants,
  breakpoints,
  typeOrder
} from '@tenoxui/preset-tailwind'

preset

A function for building the configuration. Returns final configuration that is ready to use (property, values, classes, breakpoints, variants, and typeOrder). Usage :

new TenoxUI(preset())

defaultProperties and preflight

Both of them are the tailwindcss style resetter. preflight is selector-class paired object that you can use to generate tailwindcss preflight. On the other hand, defaultProperties will store all the necessary initial value to enhance tailwindcss functionality. Usage :

const css = new TenoxUI(preset())

css.render(
  // include the resetter here
  defaultProperties,
  preflight,
  // add you class names
  ['text-red-500', 'flex', 'shadow-md']
)

property and classes

A big chunk object that stores all of the utilities that you can use. property is the main rules for dynamic rules, like utility that needs to compute value, deciding where to put those input CSS value, like text-{length|color}. While the classes stores static utilities that not needed any input value, like inline-block, etc. Usage :

import { property, classes } from '@tenoxui/preset-tailwind'

const css = new TenoxUI({
  property: property(0.25 /* default sizing value */),
  classes
})

css.render(
  // start writing your class names
  ['text-red-500', 'flex', 'shadow-md']
)

variants, breakpoints, values, and typeOrder

Other ready-to-ise TenoxUI configuration you can use. Maybe you want to use only variants from this pacakge, you can import this instead the whole preset. Example :

import { variants, values, breakpoints } from '@tenoxui/preset-tailwind'

const css = new TenoxUI({
  values,
  variants,
  breakpoints,
  property: {
    bg: 'background'
  }
})

The typeOrder variable can't be used outside the preset, because this variable stores the order list of the utilities, like flex utility should be generated before bg utility.

License

MIT