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Currently the code to convert a Tailwind config to tw.ts lies somewhere within the code of web application https://typed-tailwind.com/ . Since web app is only an interface to use the core converting, I suggest to separate the converting code into another place (e.g. lib/convert-tw.ts).

With this separation, tests can be written to test only the Tailwind config converting logic. Or develop other interfaces on top of it (e.g. cli).

Currently whole page is blank. The easy way to "fix" is just to clear local storage

As title, the s character is ...

The tool works with "-m4" but not "focus:-m4" because it checks class.startsWith("-"). Should have a better check

Currently classes (and the instances of Style) are generated at run time. Performance-wise, it could be better if we can do it at compile time (and technically it's possible to do so).

Could be something like a Babel plugin or a Webpack loader.

Duplicate method names are generated for classes like md:w-2/4 and md:w-24. The method for both is mdW24.

The current API calls are like this:

Would it be better to have something simpler.

Tw().bgfff.lt960FlexNone.lt960WFull.$()

The implementation could be done with Proxy.

Test case: https://gist.github.com/dvkndn/ab434cae1ee42528723f05159172f69f

As far as I remember it's because typed.tw only parses the part inside module.export.. which is so wrong..

I set up a quick script to avoid using the web service:

#!/usr/bin/env node
const { getSource } = require("typed-tailwind-convert");

const stdin = process.openStdin();

function convert() {
  stdin.setEncoding("utf8");
  stdin.on("data", data => {
    getSource(data)
      .then(console.log)
      .catch(console.error);
  });
}

convert();

Usage:

./convert < tailwind.config.js > src/tw.ts

Maybe it would be handy to include something like this to typed-tailwind-convert?

Need to update the library so it works with latest version..

Either with:

• A custom extractor that understands Tw()...$() (https://www.purgecss.com/extractors), or:
• A webpack loader that execute Tw()...$() at compile time so we get normal JS files with string-based class names