tailwind-async-config
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Use an async function to generate your Tailwind CSS config.
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Tailwind Async Config.
Use an async function to generate your Tailwind CSS config.
Usage:
- Install the package:
npm install tailwind-async-config
Create a file to wrap your async function
- if you are not using Bun, Then this file should be a commonjs module that has a default export of an async function that returns your tailwind config.
- you can not use your tsconfig paths in this file, you must use relative paths.
- This is an example of what the file should look like:
const MyAsyncConfig = async () => { // Simulate an async operation await fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1') return { extend: { colors: { 'primary': '#FF6363' } } } } module.exports = MyAsyncConfig;
- Use your file in your tailwind.config.js
const TailwindAsyncConfig = require("../dist/src/index").default; /** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */ module.exports = { content: ["index.html"], theme: TailwindAsyncConfig({ configPath: "./my-async-config.js", useBun: false, }), plugins: [], }
If you are using Bun, you must set the useBun option to true, and you must use es module in your async config file.
now you can run your project
npx tailwindcss -i ./src/styles.css -o ./dist/styles.css
there is an example at example
Options:
| Name | Default | Description | |------------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | configPath | - | Path to your async config e.g. "my-async-config.js" | | useBun | false | Whether to use Bun or not, if you are using typescript or es module you must set this option to true |