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babel-plugin-wombatail

v1.0.0

Published

Compile-time Tailwind-like className syntax for React Native, powered by react-native-unistyles v3

Readme

<View
  className={cn(
    'flex-row items-center gap-3 rounded-2xl bg-surface px-4 py-3',
    selected && 'border border-primary',
    disabled && 'opacity-50',
    'md:px-6',
    'ios:mt-4',
  )}
>
  <Text className="text-lg font-semibold text-foreground">Hello</Text>
</View>

Install

npm install --save-dev babel-plugin-wombatail
npm install react-native-unistyles react-native-nitro-modules
npx wombatail init

Requires React 19+, React Native 0.78+ (New Architecture), and Expo SDK 53+ if you're on Expo. Expo Go won't work — Unistyles needs native code.

Then wire up Babel:

// babel.config.js
const { createBabelPlugins } = require('babel-plugin-wombatail/babel-config')

module.exports = function (api) {
  api.cache(true)

  return {
    presets: ['babel-preset-expo'],
    // Breakpoints and theme color tokens come from wombatail.config.ts.
    plugins: createBabelPlugins({ unistyles: { root: 'src' } }),
  }
}

Full walkthrough: Getting started.

Why

  • Zero runtime. A Babel transform emits StyleSheet.create calls that Unistyles executes. Nothing parses classes on device.
  • One config file. wombatail.config.ts feeds themes and breakpoints to both the compiler and the Unistyles runtime, so the two can't drift.
  • Typos fail the build. Unsupported utilities and unknown theme tokens are compile errors, not silent undefined styles.
  • Honest scope. A deliberate React-Native-safe subset of Tailwind syntax — not a claim of full CSS parity.

Documentation

| | | | --- | --- | | Getting started | Install, config file, Babel setup | | Syntax | Class expressions that compile | | Theming | Semantic tokens → theme.colors.* | | Switching themes | Adaptive themes, runtime toggle, persistence | | Style precedence | How className composes with style | | Limitations | What's rejected, and why | | Plugin options | Every Babel option | | Supported utilities | The full utility list | | Production checklist | Before you ship |

Status

1.0.0 — stable for the documented compile-time utility subset. Tests, fuzzing, package smoke tests and benchmarks are green; see Validation for the full validation scope.

Contributing

npm test          # unit tests
npm run selftest  # compiler self-test
npm run benchmark # perf benchmarks

# docs site (needs Node 22.12+; the library itself supports Node 18.18+)
cd website && npm install && npm run dev

License

MIT