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tailgrids

v2.4.0

Published

[DEPRECATED] Use @tailgrids/cli instead. Previously: Handcrafted Library of Tailwind CSS UI Components & Blocks for HTML, React and Vue.

Readme

⚠️ This package is DEPRECATED

The tailgrids npm package has been deprecated in favor of @tailgrids/cli.

Migration Guide

The new @tailgrids/cli package provides a modern CLI-based workflow for managing TailGrids components in your projects. Instead of installing a monolithic package, you can now initialize your project and selectively add only the components you need.

Step 1: Remove the old package

npm uninstall tailgrids

Step 2: Initialize your project with the new CLI

npx @tailgrids/cli@latest init

This will:

  • Create a tailgrids.config.json configuration file
  • Generate a tailgrids.css file with base styles or directly override your main css file depending on your selection
  • Add a cn utility file for merging Tailwind CSS classes
  • Install necessary dependencies (clsx, tailwind-merge, @tailwindcss/forms)

Step 3: Add components as needed

npx @tailgrids/cli@latest add <component-id>

For example:

npx @tailgrids/cli@latest add button

Components are copied directly into your project (usually components/tailgrids/core/), giving you full control to customize them.

Step 4: Remove the old plugin import

If you had the old plugin in your CSS file:

- @plugin 'tailgrids/plugin'

Why the change?

  • Smaller footprint — Only install the components you actually use
  • Full customization — Components live in your project, not in node_modules
  • Modern CLI workflow — Standardized setup with init and add commands
  • Better DX — Automatic dependency management and project configuration

Links

License

TailGrids Core Version is 100% Free and open-source. You can use it with your personal or commercial projects.