Reverse obfuscated tailwind classes
pip install retailwind
You can either use it as a CLI tool, an interactive terminal app or a python library. In all cases, you will need to provide the stylesheet of the website that hides the tailwind classes (-c flag).
Just give you r input after the -r flag.
retailwind -c style.css -r yz
Use the -i flag, it will start the interactive app.
retailwind -c style.css -i
You can write (or paste through shift+right-click or your terminal shortcut like ctrl+shift+v) html fragments and see the translated version on the right panel.
from retailwind.translator import Translator
# init the translator with the stylesheet
tr = Translator("/path/to/styles.css")
# run on raw class
tr.raw("yz")
# run on html fragment
tr.html("<div class='kw lx yz aai'>retailwind</div>")
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Reverse obfuscated tailwind classes
We found that retailwind 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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