twind/shim
detects Tailwind class names used inside of class
attributes. If Tailwind utility classes are detected, the corresponding CSS rule is created and injected into the stylesheet dynamically. twind/shim
is intended for client-side usage and, without configuration, utilizes the default/global tw
instance. There is no need for tw
, but it can be used on the same elements as well. All Twind syntax features like grouping are supported within class attributes.
shim
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