Twind
The smallest, fastest, most feature complete Tailwind-in-JS solution in existence.
Overview:
Twind is a small compiler that converts utility classes into CSS at runtime, aiming to combine the flexibility of CSS-in-JS with the constraints of the Tailwind API. It offers utility-first CSS without the need for a build step, allowing for seamless integration with various environments like the browser, Node.js, deno, and workers. With its latest stable release, Twind provides features like no build step, framework agnosticism, a low fixed cost, no bundler requirement, seamless integration with Tailwind, extended variants and syntax, and more.
Features:
- No build step: Utilize Tailwind benefits without Tailwind, PostCSS, configuration, purging, or autoprefixing.
- Framework agnostic: Compatible with apps using HTML and JavaScript, including server-rendered apps.
- One low fixed cost: Includes the compiler for unlimited styles and variants at one fixed cost.
- No bundler required: Can be used via CDN without needing a bundler.
- Seamless integration with Tailwind: Compatible with Tailwind CSS.
- Feature parity with Tailwind v3: Provides extended variants, rules, and syntax like Tailwind v3.
- Extended variants, rules, and syntax: Offers flexibility and customization in theme, rules, and variants.
- Flexible and configurable: Customizable theme, rules, variants, and language extensions via presets.
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