Tailwindcss Classnames
Tailwindcss Classnames
Functional typed classnames for TailwindCSS
Overview:
TailwindCSS-Classnames is a TypeScript library that offers a functional approach to working with TailwindCSS, providing benefits such as validation of classnames, defining by variables, and support for all editors and IDEs. It enhances the developer experience by enabling composition and dynamic composition of CSS styles while ensuring code quality through typed classnames.
Features:
- Validation of Classnames: Ensures only valid classnames can be inserted.
- Functional Approach: Leverages functional powers like composition and dynamic composition.
- Defining by Variables: Allows moving CSS definitions outside components for reusability.
- Support for All Editors: Utilizes TypeScript types for editor and IDE support.
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