Description

Provides simple separations for tailwind styles for different device screens. You don't need to write screen prefixes for tailwind classes.
Just describe styles for components inside of the screen alias in the styles object and pass it to the "tailwind-styler" function.
It will generate a string with tailwind classes. All duplicates will be removed (the last repetition will rewrite the previous one).

Usage

npm i tailwind-styler

Example

With React .tsx component

import Styler from "tailwind-styler";

const style = Styler({
  // "All" means: for all screens
  all: "bg-gray-600",
  sm: "hidden",
  md: "flex w-64 flex-col fixed inset-y-0",
  // Also you can use custom aliases:
  mobile: "hidden",
  //
  // These keys are reserved:
  // "all", "md", "sm", "lg", "xl", "xxl"
  // *xxl - will generates a "2xl" prefix
});

export default function Sidebar() {
  return <div className={style}>Sidebar</div>;
}

// That jsx produces classes:
// "bg-gray-600 sm:hidden md:flex md:w-64 md:flex-col md:fixed md:inset-y-0 mobile:hidden"

Another example

If you want to implement aliases for custom breakpoints and get IDE type snippets:

Fork this project and edit the index.d.ts file or... if you don't look for the easy way out:

Create IStylesCustom.d.ts file:

import { IStyles, IStylesDefault } from "tailwind-styler";

type IStylesCustom = IStyles & {
  mobile?: string;
};
// Or use "IStylesDefault" if you want to include default alias snippets like "md", "lg", etc.

export default IStylesCustom;

And use it in your component file:

import Styler from "tailwind-styler";
import IStylesCustom from "./somepath";

const styles: IStylesCustom = {
  mobile: "hidden",
};

const elementStyle = Styler(styles);