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tailwind-refactor

v0.1.3

Published

CLI tool for tailwind-refactor static analysis and refactoring engine

Readme

tailwind-refactor

Standalone CLI binary and Node SDK for tailwind-refactor — an enterprise-grade Tailwind CSS static analysis and refactoring engine.

tailwind-refactor scans your TypeScript, React, Vue, Svelte, and HTML codebases for non-canonical or redundant Tailwind utility classes (arbitrary values like h-[40px], p-[16px], bg-[#3b82f6], duplicate classes, or out-of-order classes) and safely refactors them into canonical Tailwind theme tokens (h-10, p-4, bg-blue-500, rounded-lg, text-base).


💻 CLI Usage

# Install globally or as a dev dependency
npm install --save-dev tailwind-refactor

# Scan codebase for non-canonical utility classes
npx tailwind-refactor scan src

# Multi-core parallel scanning across worker threads (-p / --parallel)
npx tailwind-refactor scan src --parallel

# Preview refactoring modifications without writing to disk
npx tailwind-refactor fix src --dry-run

# Automatically apply refactorings atomically
npx tailwind-refactor fix src

# Revert last fix operation from run manifest
npx tailwind-refactor undo

# Interactively review changes file-by-file with colored diff previews
npx tailwind-refactor review src

# Convert Tailwind v3 config tokens to Tailwind v4 @theme CSS
npx tailwind-refactor migrate-v4 theme.css

🛠️ Programmatic Node SDK Usage

import { RefactorEngine } from 'tailwind-refactor';
import { TailwindV3Resolver } from '@tailwind-refactor/resolver';

const resolver = new TailwindV3Resolver();
const engine = new RefactorEngine({ resolver });

const code = `const styles = "h-[40px] p-[16px] bg-[#3b82f6]";`;
const transformations = engine.analyzeCode(code, 'Component.tsx');
const refactoredCode = engine.patchCode(code, transformations);

console.log(refactoredCode);
// Output: const styles = "h-10 p-4 bg-blue-500";

📄 License

MIT © Christian Enyia [email protected]