Bring Tailwind CSS's atomic development experience to every platform!
weapp-tailwindcss is a build toolchain that generates and adapts Tailwind CSS for web pages, mini-programs, app webviews, React Native, and Lynx applications. It is for developers who want one Tailwind-based styling workflow to produce CSS and styles for multiple platforms.
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A programming integration for adding Tailwind CSS support to a custom build tool or advanced build pipeline for WeChat Mini Programs. It connects CSS conversion with tools such as Vite, Webpack, Rspack, Rollup, Rolldown, and Gulp, including file watching and hot updates.
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A setup guide for using Tailwind CSS with ReactLynx and Rspeedy, a build system for Lynx applications.
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A migration procedure for updating an existing WeApp Tailwind CSS project to the current version 5 and Tailwind CSS 4 build setup. WeApp Tailwind CSS generates Tailwind styles for mini-app projects and related web targets.
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Guidance for configuring weapp-tailwindcss with Expo and React Native, a framework for building mobile apps for Android and iOS with React. It covers compiling Tailwind classes into native style lookups through Metro, React Native’s build tool.
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Guidance for using weapp-tailwindcss runtime packages in small-program projects. It covers combining Tailwind class names, choosing variant helpers, handling escaped classes, and keeping runtime classes aligned with build-time scanning.
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A setup guide for adding weapp-tailwindcss v5 and Tailwind CSS 4 to projects that build WeChat Mini Programs and other targets. It covers common frameworks and build tools.
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A troubleshooting guide for weapp-tailwindcss and its CLI when generated styles, class conversion, builds, or hot reload do not work as expected.
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A routing and safety guide for using weapp-tailwindcss, a tool that adapts Tailwind CSS styles for mini-programs and other supported platforms. It directs setup, migration, troubleshooting, runtime, custom-build, React Native, and ReactLynx requests to the relevant instructions.
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