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tailwind

Reusable Tailwind Component classes Free up your time with pre-built classes that update site-wide automatically. Focus on building, not fixing.

Overview:

If you're looking to streamline your web development process, the reusable Tailwind Component classes can be a game changer. This feature allows you to harness the power of pre-built classes that update automatically site-wide, letting you focus more on building and less on maintenance. Built with Astro, this approach is designed for developers who want efficient management of their components and pages.

The project structure is thoughtfully organized for easy navigation and flexibility. With everything from components to static assets in designated directories, you can work smoothly whether you're a seasoned developer or new to this approach.

Features:

  • Automatic Updates: Site-wide pre-built classes that automatically update, saving you significant time on maintenance.
  • Astro Integration: Built on the Astro framework, ensuring efficient rendering of content by searching for .astro or .md files in the project structure.
  • Organized Structure: Clearly defined directories for components and static assets, making it easy to manage your files and maintain code organization.
  • Development Commands: Simple terminal commands (pnpm install, pnpm dev, etc.) streamline the installation and development process, allowing you to get started quickly.
  • Local Preview: Commands to preview your production build locally before deploying, ensuring everything works as expected.
  • Multi-Framework Support: Easily integrates with Astro/React/Vue/Svelte/Preact components, giving you the flexibility to use the framework that suits your project best.
astro
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nextjs
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nuxt
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react
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tailwind
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eslint
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prismjs
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recharts
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typescript
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