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npm package: @m_held/quasar-app-extension-tailwindcss
Description: Integration of TailwindCSS into Quasar Framework
Author: Matthias Sondermann
Latest version: 2.0.7

TailwindCSS
===

_This extension makes it easy to integrate TailwindCSS (https://tailwindcss.com/) into Quasar (https://quasar.dev)._


# Install
This extension now uses `TailwindCSS v2`.

```bash
quasar ext add tailwindcss
```

> We currently use `tailwindcss@^2.0.1-compat`.
> While TailwindCSS v2 requires `postcss@^8.1.0`,  Quasar still uses v7. We therefore make use of their compatibility version that has the same features as the regular v2, but uses PostCSS v7 instead. As soon as Quasar ships with PostCSS 8, we will switch over to regular TailwindCSS v2.


There have been [reports](https://github.com/matzeso/quasar-app-extension-tailwindcss/issues/7) that some part of TailwindCSS v2 breaks with current Quasar rules. 
In case you encounter difficulties with TailwindCSS v2, you can use v1 by installing the extension like this:

```bash
quasar ext add tailwindcss@^1.0.0
```

Quasar CLI will retrieve it from NPM and install the extension.

## Prompts

- `prefix` string - adds a class prefix to every tailwind class name 
- `parts` list - decide which parts of tailwind you want to install (`base`, `components`, `utilities`)

# Uninstall
```bash
quasar ext remove tailwindcss
```
Removes the extension, optionally also the folder `/src/extensions/tailwindcss` to fully delete all files that were created with this plugin.

# Features
- Working `tailwindcss` installation and usage
- PurgeCSS for production builds

> You can configure the `tailwind.css` and `tailwind.config.js` file in 
> the `src/extensions/tailwindcss/` folder after installation. 
> See https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/#2-add-tailwind-to-your-css and 
> https://tailwindcss.com/docs/configuration/

# Contributions
Feel free to send PRs along, or even join as a contributor.
npm package: @m_schutt/trestle
Description: Framework I'm creating to handle the dynamic nature of a social network client. It's currently not usable so if you see it, please do not try to use it.  Unless you want to contact me and help with development.  :)
Author: Mitch Schutt
Latest version: 0.0.0

This package was created on 5/19/2019 so it is nowhere near ready to be used in production.

I am publishing it to npm in order to test it while developing a social network application.

If you want to help with development, please feel free to contact me at mitchschutt@gmail.com
or check out the github repository and submit an issue.