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elm-tailwind-css
Advanced tools
🌳 Use Tailwind CSS with Elm.
Generates an Elm module with functions for all your CSS selectors
and the ones from Tailwind. For the production build it filters
out all the unused selectors and minifies the css file.
In other words, pretty much a CLI for monty5811/postcss-elm-tailwind
and FullHuman/purgecss, plus CSS minifying.
npm install elm-tailwind-css --save-dev
npx etc --help
# Make a CSS build with all the Tailwind stuff
# and generate the Elm module
npx etc Sheet.css
--config tailwind.config.js
--elm-path Tailwind.elm
--output build/sheet.css
# Make a minified & purged CSS build
NODE_ENV=production npx etc Sheet.css
--config tailwind.config.js
--output build/sheet.css
--purge-content ./build/**/*.html
--purge-content ./build/app.js
See the demo
directory in this repo for more details.
0.2.0
defaultExtractor
for PurgeCSS as TailwindFAQs
Use Tailwind CSS with Elm
The npm package elm-tailwind-css receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, elm-tailwind-css popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that elm-tailwind-css demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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