@beamwind/core
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compiles Tailwind CSS like shorthand syntax into CSS at runtime
The core theme is bare bones as most projects have their own colors, sizes, ... and naming system. You probably want use one of the following:
- beamwind - using the tailwind default theme and preflight
- @beamwind/system - using a semantic design system and preflight
- @beamwind/play - combining the tailwind default theme, the semantic design system and preflight with auto-conversion of unknown theme values
npm install @beamwind/core
And then import it:
import { bw } from '@beamwind/core'
Please refer to the main documentation for further information.
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compiles tailwind like shorthand syntax into css at runtime
The npm package @beamwind/core receives a total of 92 weekly downloads. As such, @beamwind/core popularity was classified as not popular.
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