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generate-tailwindcss-safelist

v1.0.3

Published

Generate a Tailwind CSS safelist by scanning project files

Downloads

13

Readme

npx generate-tailwindcss-safelist

A tool to scan a project for Tailwind CSS classnames and generate a JSON safelist file. This is particularly useful when creating a UI library where you want to export a list of all used Tailwind classes. Consumers of your library can then import this safelist in their tailwind.config.js to ensure these classes are included in the final CSS output.

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Usage

To generate a safelist of Tailwind classnames used in your project, run:

npx generate-tailwindcss-safelist -i <path-to-input-css> -o <path-to-output-json>

Parameters

  • -i (required): The location of the CSS file Tailwind should process, containing your @tailwind directives.
  • -o (required): Output location for the generated JSON safelist file.

Examples

Basic Usage

npx generate-tailwindcss-safelist -i ./src/styles.css -o safelist.json

Given an input CSS file, src/styles.css:

@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;

This will generate safelist.json:

["sr-only", "fixed", "absolute", "relative", "flex", "max-h-[300px]"]

Example for End Users

For users of your package, here’s how they can import the generated safelist in their Tailwind configuration:

// tailwind.config.js
import twSafelist from '<package-name>/safelist.json';

const config = {
  safelist: twSafelist,
  // ...rest of the Tailwind config
};

export default config;

License

MIT License