Fuse Tailwind classes and create composite styles
Tailwind FuseTwo is a powerful utility crate designed for developers who want to enhance their Tailwind CSS experience. With its dual features—a Fuse utility for combining Tailwind classes and a Variants utility for managing type-safe variants—this tool streamlines the process of creating customizable UI components. It simplifies handling class conflicts while providing a robust way to compose and use variants, inspired by popular tools in the Tailwind ecosystem.
As Tailwind CSS continues to grow in popularity among developers, the need for efficient class management is paramount. Tailwind FuseTwo meets this demand by offering intuitive functions for class merging and variant composition, making it an indispensable tool for anyone working with Tailwind.
Fuse Utility: Effortlessly combine multiple Tailwind classes with optional conflict resolution to ensure your styling remains consistent.
Conflict Resolution: Utilize the tw_merge! function to intelligently handle class conflicts by merging them according to a predefined order.
Type-Safe Variants: Build components with first-class support for Tailwind by using type-safe variant classes that enhance component reusability.
Customizable Options: Provide global options for merging classes with merge::set_merge_options, allowing for tailored configurations during development.
Builder Syntax: Utilize a convenient builder syntax through the Btn struct, which allows for easy generation of Tailwind classes while ensuring that defaults are respected.
IntelliSense Compatibility: Enable autocompletion in Visual Studio Code for a smoother development experience by following simple setup steps, including installing the necessary extension.
AsTailwindClass Implementations: Extend functionality with any types that implement the AsTailwindClass trait, allowing for flexible class management in your project.
Default Variants: Easily manage variants by representing them as enums, ensuring each property is editable while maintaining a default case for fallback.
