workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of rules for developing APIs, including service folders, type names, and API method definitions. An API is an interface that lets software exchange data or actions.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of coding rules covering names, import order, and TypeScript usage.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of rules for making Git commits, including commit message formats, change types, and a suggested process. Git commits are saved checkpoints of changes to a code project.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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Development rules for Taro mini programs, which are small applications built for platforms such as WeChat. They cover platform limits, app lifecycle, navigation, storage, and network requests.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of rules for developing pages, including folder names, required files, BEM CSS naming, and route configuration. BEM is a convention for naming CSS parts so styles are easier to organize.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A project guide for a Taro and Tailwind template, with notes on its technology choices, icons, folder layout, and coding conventions.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of development rules for React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It covers component structure, Hooks, Props, and performance.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of rules for managing application state with Zustand, a JavaScript library for storing shared data. It covers store creation, selector Hooks, and persistence settings.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of stylesheet-writing rules written in Chinese. It prioritizes Tailwind, with Less or CSS as supporting options, and includes BEM naming, CSS variables, and mini-program compatibility.
workwsl/taro-tailwind-template
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A set of Chinese-language rules for utility functions, covering request wrappers, storage helpers, formatting helpers, and device detection.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: