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@glideapps/prettier-plugin-glide-tailwind
Advanced tools
Formatting and sorting for glide tailwind classes
Supports
Go from this:
<div class="z-50 z-10 container text-left md:text-center justify-center">...</div>
To this:
<div class="container justify-center text-left z-10 z-50 md:text-center">...</div>
This plugin reads your tailwind.config.js
to sort tailwind classes in your project.
Install Prettier and the plugin into your project locally:
npm install --save-dev @glideapps/prettier-plugin-glide-tailwind
Other IDE's are supported.
Note: Prettier 2.0.0 or greater is required as a peer dependency.
These options can be set in your .prettierrc
file to change the behavious of this plugin.
twConfig
- Path to tailwind config relative to the root of the project.twPluginsOrder
- Comma separated order of tailwind plugins to sort classes by.twClassesPosition
- Position of component and utility classes.twUnknownClassesPosition
- Position of unknown classes.twJsxClassAttributes
- Comma separated list of JSX attributes to sort tailwind classes in.twSortFunctions
- Comma separated list of function names to sort classes in arguments.More details can be found in OPTIONS.md
FAQs
Formatting and sorting for glide tailwind classes
We found that @glideapps/prettier-plugin-glide-tailwind demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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