tailwind-classes
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A tiny utility for construction condditional CSS classes, with tailwind group variants and merging of identical classes.
A tiny utility for construction condditional CSS classes, with tailwind group variants and merging of identical classes.
import { taiwind } from "tailwind-classes";
tailwind(
"text-sm font-medium hover:(underline font-bold) 2xl:hover(text-sky-500)"
); // → "text-sm font-medium hover:underline hover:font-bold 2xl:hover:text-sky-500"
tailwind(true && "opacity-0 invisible hover:(opacity-100 visible)", {
"block min-h-0": true,
"foo bar": false
}); // → "opacity-0 invisible hover:opacity-100 hover:visible block min-h-0"
(Under construction)
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