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create-tailwind-plugin

v1.0.0

Published

Create Tailwind CSS plugin and publish on npm with ease

Downloads

14

Readme

Create Tailwind CSS Plugin

Create Tailwind CSS plugin and publish on npm with ease

screenshot

Demo

tailwindcss-plugin-demo is generated with create-tailwind-plugin

Features

Usage

$ npx create-tailwind-plugin

Alternatively, you can also pass following options to avoid prompt questions.

$ npx create-tailwind-plugin --name="Your Plugin Name" --description="Your Plugin Description" --author="Your Name" --github-username="Your Github Username" --initialize-git --install-packages

Options

| Option | Description | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --name | Used in README.md and in package.json as name key | | --description | Used in README.md and in package.json as description key | | --author | Used in LICENSE and in package.json as author key | | --github-username | Used in package.json in repository.url, bugs.url, and homepage keys | | --initialize-git | Runs git init && git add --all command in plugin directory | | --install-packages | Runs npm install && npm run format --silent command in plugin directory |

Next Steps

  • Run npm install and npm run watch commands in your plugin directory
  • Update README.md, index.js and test.js files to match your plugin needs
  • Run npm run release command, when you're ready to publish on npm
  • Learn more about Tailwind CSS plugins in docs

Feel free to open an issue, if you are having a trouble with create-tailwind-plugin. PR's are welcome.

License

Create Tailwind CSS Plugin is licensed under the MIT License.