Closed stesvis closed 7 months ago
this definitely works. my best guess why you might be getting that warning is that possibly you're not using a version of tw
that has been initialized with your custom config, as described here:
https://github.com/jaredh159/tailwind-react-native-classnames?tab=readme-ov-file#customization
I have the same issue
//styles/twrnc.ts
import { create } from "twrnc";
// create the customized version...
export const tw = create(require(`../tailwind.config.js`));
// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
content: ["./src/**/*.{html,js}"],
theme: {
colors: {
primary: "#FBA93B",
},
fontFamily: {
regular: ["Roboto-Regular", "sans-serif"],
medium: ["Roboto-Medium", "sans-serif"],
bold: ["Roboto-Black", "sans-serif"],
},
extend: {
spacing: {
"8xl": "96rem",
"9xl": "128rem",
},
borderRadius: {
"4xl": "2rem",
},
},
},
Don't know why is not working, the message is "'primary' unknown or invalid utility" when trying to use anywhere with "bg-primary". Everything else just works fine.
I also wondering why I can't use original tailwind colors? Isn't theme supposed to be extended? The definition in tailwind.config.js suggests it's replaced.
@codearis can you try moving your color customization into the "extend":
key and see if that fixes it?
@codearis can you try moving your color customization into the
"extend":
key and see if that fixes it?
Tried, it broke all the colors definitions.
Edit: Nevermind, I was already using the extend key for spacing and borderRadius, moved colors to it but "bg-primary" is still unknow.
/** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */
module.exports = {
content: ["./src/**/*.{html,js}"],
theme: {
extend: {
colors: {
primary: "#FBA93B",
},
spacing: {
"8xl": "96rem",
"9xl": "128rem",
},
borderRadius: {
"4xl": "2rem",
},
},
fontFamily: {
regular: ["Roboto-Regular", "sans-serif"],
medium: ["Roboto-Medium", "sans-serif"],
bold: ["Roboto-Black", "sans-serif"],
},
},
};
strange, this is something that tons of users are doing with success, i'm not sure what might be the case with your project. it's not open source is it, so i could look at the code? or could you make a minimal reproduction for me to look at?
strange, this is something that tons of users are doing with success, i'm not sure what might be the case with your project. it's not open source is it, so i could look at the code? or could you make a minimal reproduction for me to look at?
I have an update on this. I was wrongly importing the tw from twrnc instead from my custom theme.
- import tw from "twrnc"
+ import { tw } from "@/styles/twrnc";
These changes fixed the errors and now I can use custom colors. Thanks for the support @jaredh159
The goal is to add custom colors as described here in the official Tailwind documentation.
but if i do this and use the colors with
I get the runtime error:
even tho the color is recognized:
so far the only solution that seems to work is this:
Is it possible to leverage the
tailwing.config.js
file instead?