aliaset
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Some examples of how to use the Twind. These are great for reproductions of issues.
| Example | Try it live at | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | using @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind |
| Playground | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | using using all presets |
| Example | Try it live at | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tailwind Forms | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | using @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind and @twind/preset-tailwind-forms |
| Twind CDN | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | using @twind/cdn |
| Example | Try it live at | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Gatsby | with Gatsby using gatsby-plugin-twind, @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind | |
| Next.js | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | with Next.js using @twind/with-next, @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind |
| Remix | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | with Remix using @twind/with-remix, @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind |
| SvelteKit | Stackblitz • Codesandbox | with SvelteKit using @twind/with-sveltekit, @twind/preset-autoprefix and @twind/preset-tailwind |
FAQs
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We found that aliaset demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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