tailwind-variants

tailwind-variants

The power of Tailwind combined with a first-class variant API.

Features

• First-class variant API
• Slots support
• Composition support
• Fully typed
• Framework agnostic
• Automatic conflict resolution
• Tailwindcss V4 support

Documentation

For full documentation, visit tailwind-variants.org

❕ Note: Tailwindcss V4 no longer supports the config.content.transform so we remove the responsive variants feature

If you want to use responsive variants, you need to add it manually to your classname.

Quick Start

• Installation: To use Tailwind Variants in your project, you can install it as a dependency:

yarn add tailwind-variants
# or
npm i tailwind-variants
# or
pnpm add tailwind-variants

Optional: If you want automatic conflict resolution, also install tailwind-merge:

yarn add tailwind-merge
# or
npm i tailwind-merge
# or
pnpm add tailwind-merge

💡 Lite mode (v3): For smaller bundle size and faster runtime without conflict resolution, use the /lite import:

import {tv} from "tailwind-variants/lite";

⚠️ Upgrading?

• From v2 to v3: See the v3 migration guide
• From v1 to v2: See the v2 migration guide

• Usage:

import {tv} from "tailwind-variants";

const button = tv({
  base: "font-medium bg-blue-500 text-white rounded-full active:opacity-80",
  variants: {
    color: {
      primary: "bg-blue-500 text-white",
      secondary: "bg-purple-500 text-white",
    },
    size: {
      sm: "text-sm",
      md: "text-base",
      lg: "px-4 py-3 text-lg",
    },
  },
  compoundVariants: [
    {
      size: ["sm", "md"],
      class: "px-3 py-1",
    },
  ],
  defaultVariants: {
    size: "md",
    color: "primary",
  },
});

return <button className={button({size: "sm", color: "secondary"})}>Click me</button>;

Acknowledgements

• cva (Joe Bell) This project as started as an extension of Joe's work on cva – a great tool for generating variants for a single element with Tailwind CSS. Big shoutout to Joe Bell and contributors you guys rock! 🤘 - we recommend to use cva if don't need any of the Tailwind Variants features listed here.

• Stitches (Modulz)
  The pioneers of the variants API movement. Inmense thanks to Modulz for their work on Stitches and the community around it. 🙏

Community

We're excited to see the community adopt HeroUI, raise issues, and provide feedback. Whether it's a feature request, bug report, or a project to showcase, please get involved!

• Discord
• Twitter
• GitHub Discussions

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

Please follow our contributing guidelines.

Please adhere to this project's CODE_OF_CONDUCT.

Authors

• Junior garcia (@jrgarciadev)
• Tianen Pang (@tianenpang)

License

Licensed under the MIT License.

See LICENSE for more information.

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