🧩 PlugWind

PlugWind makes it easy to create TailwindCSS plugins.

🚀 Installation

You can install PlugWind from NPM or JSR:

• Using npm:

  From NPM:

  npm install plugwind.js

  From JSR:

  npx jsr add @siguici/plugwind

• Using Yarn:

  From NPM:

  yarn add plugwind.js

  From JSR:

  yarn dlx jsr add @siguici/plugwind

• Using PNPM:

  From NPM:

  pnpm add plugwind.js

  From JSR:

  pnpm dlx jsr add @siguici/plugwind

• Using Bun:

  From NPM:

  bun install plugwind.js

  From JSR:

  bunx jsr add @siguici/plugwind

• Using Deno:

  From NPM:

  deno install npm:plugwind.js

  From JSR:

  deno add @siguici/plugwind

  Without install:

  import plugwind.js from 'jsr:@siguici/plugwind';

💡 Usage

• Import from node_modules:

  import plug from 'plugwind.js';

• Import without install (using Deno):

  import plug from 'jsr:@siguici/plugwind';

• Use the plug function to define a plugin:

  export default plug((api) => {
    api.addBase(base);
    api.addTheme(theme, rule);
    api.addThemes(themes);
    api.addVar(varName, varValue);
    api.addVars(vars);
    api.addDark(component, darkRule, lightRule);
    api.addDarkVariant(component, darkRule, lightRule, variant);
    api.addDarkSelector(component, darkRule, lightRule, selector);
    api.addDarkClass(component, darkRule, lightRule, className);
    api.addDarkMedia(component, darkRule, lightRule);
    api.addComponent(component, rule);
    api.addComponents(components);
    api.addUtility(utility, rule);
    api.addUtilities(utilities);
    api.addProperty(property, value, utility);
    api.addProperties(properties, utilities);
    api.addVariant(variants);
  });

• Use the plug.with method to define a plugin with options:

  export default plug.with<{ selector?: string; prefix?: string }>(
    (options) => (api) => {
      api.addVar(
        name,
        value,
        options.selector ?? ':root',
        options.prefix ?? 'tw',
      );
    },
  );

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.