webextensions / live-css-editor

Source code for Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Opera extension Magic CSS (Live editor for CSS, Less & Sass)
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/live-editor-for-css-less/ifhikkcafabcgolfjegfcgloomalapol
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Feature Request: Tailwind support #76

Open marcoaubr opened 2 years ago

marcoaubr commented 2 years ago

It would be nice if it supports Tailwind!!

References:

webextensions commented 2 years ago

@marcoaubr Thank you for the feature request :-)

Such features would be useful for migrating sites to Tailwind.

An interesting irony of such features would be that as per the default use case of Tailwind, the live editing capabilities with CSS would not be fully available/utilized for the pieces of code which would have been migrated to Tailwind. Of course, such features would still be useful for referring / copy-pasting code and quick development.

This feature request has been added to https://github.com/webextensions/live-css-editor/blob/main/TODO.md (https://github.com/webextensions/live-css-editor/commit/d6f8a902692d27328455a2bcbec904941afaacf9).

If there are some existing open-source libraries related to these, then the implementation can be done sooner.

Assuming that these would need to be custom implementations, it may take some time before these features get prioritized and implemented.

Let's keep this issue in Open state till it gets prioritized and/or implemented, so that, if others are also looking for such features, they can do a Thumbs Up.

marcoaubr commented 2 years ago

Some related projects that make such conversions:

marcoaubr commented 2 years ago

I was thinking in something like this:

live-editor-tw

webextensions commented 2 years ago

@marcoaubr Thank you for the guidance :-)

I'll attempt to prioritize some of these features for coming weeks/months from these and/or other related libraries. Most probably via the "Show more commands" (triple-dot) option with a separate editor tool for such conversion/transform.

Regarding adding another editor tab for tailwind, I believe that part might not get prioritized for coming months, because:

With an ever increasing usage and over 2 million npm downloads per week, Tailwind is already the next big thing in CSS, so, naturally, this extension will have to start supporting related features :+1: