Since the definition of CSS styles out side of a specific project is a failure abstract process, Storybook is configured to provide a workspace for previewing and documenting how Tailwind's classes can and should be used.
After cloning this repository and installing the dependencies by running
yarn install
In one terminal window, run the following to build the Tailwind output and automatically re-build when any input files change:
yarn build --watch
In another terminal window, run the following to start Storybook and create a development environment for the Tailwind config:
yarn storybook
Each commit should follow the Conventional Commits pattern, so that we can use tools that automatically generate a CHANGELOG
for us.
Releases are published automatically using GitHub Actions. They are automatically published monthly, but can be manually triggered as well. Check out the GitHub "release" action to manually trigger the release workflow.
When triggering the workflow manually, you can optionally choose to create a major
, minor
or patch
version rather than allowing the Conventional Commits plugin determine the right version to create.