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Hi, sorry I read through the docs but I can barely understand it. What does a preset do? I don't see it in the docs for configuration but I see presets used in the Svelte Kit example so I'm curious. |
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Twind, in v1 at least, works more like unocss in that it doesn’t come with any predefined rules (it’s basically an empty CSS compiler and you can write your own rules if you’d like). if you’d like to use some predefined ones such as the Tailwind 3.0 ones you can include the Tailwind preset and those rules will become available to you. Twind v0 comes with the tailwind 2.0 rules preloaded I think so you don’t need to specify anything there. I think it doesn’t support presets at all which is why it’s missing in the documentation (the docs are not up to date yet as v1 is still in alpha). Until the release you can consult examples, https://github.com/tw-in-js/twind/blob/next/website/pages/docs/reference.md and https://github.com/tw-in-js/twind/blob/next/website/pages/docs/migration.md#notable-changes for any new behaviour. |
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Thank you for this answer, @IgnusG. It makes sense. :) |
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Twind, in v1 at least, works more like unocss in that it doesn’t come with any predefined rules (it’s basically an empty CSS compiler and you can write your own rules if you’d like).
if you’d like to use some predefined ones such as the Tailwind 3.0 ones you can include the Tailwind preset and those rules will become available to you.
Twind v0 comes with the tailwind 2.0 rules preloaded I think so you don’t need to specify anything there. I think it doesn’t support presets at all which is why it’s missing in the documentation (the docs are not up to date yet as v1 is still in alpha).
Until the release you can consult examples, https://github.com/tw-in-js/twind/blob/next/website/pages/docs…