If you're using tailwind you probably don't need scss - I thought this preset should at least have the option to install without scss and that's what this adds.
You can now run php artisan ui tall --option=postcss to set up this preset with postcss instead of scss
If you're using Tailwind for a brand new project and don't need to integrate it with any existing Sass/Less/Stylus stylesheets, you should highly consider relying on other PostCSS plugins to add the preprocessor features you use instead of using a separate preprocessor.
This has a few benefits:
Your builds will be faster. Since your CSS doesn't have to be parsed and processed by multiple tools, your CSS will compile much quicker using only PostCSS.
No quirks or workarounds. Because Tailwind adds some new non-standard keywords to CSS (like @tailwind, @apply, theme(), etc.), you often have to write your CSS in annoying, unintuitive ways to get a preprocessor to give you the expected output. Working exclusively with PostCSS avoids this.
If you're using tailwind you probably don't need scss - I thought this preset should at least have the option to install without scss and that's what this adds.
You can now run
php artisan ui tall --option=postcss
to set up this preset with postcss instead of scssFrom the tailwind docs: