Tailwind Variants
Tailwindcss first-class variant API
Overview:
Tailwind Variants is a versatile tool that offers a first-class variant API designed to enhance the customization options within Tailwind CSS. With support for responsive variants, slots, composition, and automatic conflict resolution, Tailwind Variants caters to a wide range of project requirements. It is fully typed and framework agnostic, making it a valuable addition to the Tailwind CSS ecosystem.
Features:
- First-class variant API: Enhances customization options within Tailwind CSS.
- Responsive variants: Support for responsive design to cater to various screen sizes.
- Slots support: Enables users to define slots for flexibility in design.
- Composition support: Allows for easy composition of styles for efficient development.
- Fully typed: Provides a robust typing system for improved development experience.
- Framework agnostic: Compatible with various frameworks for seamless integration.
- Automatic conflict resolution: Resolves conflicts automatically to streamline the styling process.
- Documentation: Comprehensive documentation to guide users in leveraging the features effectively.
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