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tailbuild

v1.1.1

Published

A simple command to build a Tailwind CSS file for your project (with JIT compiling and watching).

Downloads

14

Readme

♻️ tailbuild

A simple command to build a JIT Tailwind CSS file for your project without all the fuss.

Run the following command and you're off!

npx tailbuild [output file] --files=[files to search for CSS classes in and generate Tailwind from]

Here's a specific example where tailbuild will scour all the HTML files in the public/ directory for Tailwind classes and build a custom CSS file: dist/tailwind.css

npx tailbuild dist/tailwind.css --files="./public/**/*.html"

File Watching

You can configure tailbuild to watch these "markup reference" files and re-build if they are changed with the --watch option:

npx tailbuild dist/tailwind.css --files="./public/**/*.html" --watch

Production Builds

By adding --production tailbuild will minify the output CSS file.

npx tailbuild dist/tailwind.css --files="./public/**/*.html" --production

Framework Examples

| Framework | Example Command | | --- | --- | | Laravel | npx tailbuild public/css/tailwind.css --files="resources/views/**/*.blade.php" | | [Your Favorite Framework] | Open A PR! |

Command Options

| Options | Description | | --- | --- | | -o, --output | The file path to store tailbuild's output Tailwind CSS file | | -f, --files, --purge | Specify (optionally multiple) glob patterns or files to use as a purge reference and a file watcher list if using --watch | | -w, --watch | Watch all purge reference files for changes and re-build the CSS output | | -i, --input | Specify a CSS input file (containing @tailwind base, etc...) for tailbuild to use as the basis for it's PostCSS build | | -c, --config | Specify a custom Tailwind config file for reference when building the Tailwind CSS output file | | -m, --minify | Minify all CSS output files using cssnano | | --production | Minify all CSS output AND set NODE_ENV to "production" for other optimizations within Tailwind |

How It Works

Tailbuild's pretty simple. Take a look at its only file of code for info: tailbuild.js

Enjoy!