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Also, this is a high-ranking link in DuckDuckGo when searching a few different combinations of tailwind maud rust htmx, so updating the README would do a lot of help for devs. It would've saved me a lot of time experimenting with twind, when tailwind works even better than twind. I only stopped experimenting with twind because I ran into tw-in-js/twind#453
I didn't even know that existed
That would be very cool. I use an npm script, since I installed it via npm, and it's in the local node_modules, but I wonder if build.rs can leverage the rust implementation
Possibly, I don't know how feature complete it is.
Calling normal tailwind-css takes around 300ms on my system, which seems a bit too slow to do on every cargo build. Hopefully Rust version is much faster.
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https://github.com/rustshop/htmx-sorta/blob/master/README.md#about-the-stack
Tailwind works! The following
tailwind.config.jsworks with the Tailwind CLI, since it will read the Rust source code and find the class names.Also, this is a high-ranking link in DuckDuckGo when searching a few different combinations of
tailwind maud rust htmx, so updating the README would do a lot of help for devs. It would've saved me a lot of time experimenting with twind, when tailwind works even better than twind. I only stopped experimenting with twind because I ran into tw-in-js/twind#453All reactions