feat: export css variables to a separate file#11
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Hi @splurtcake, thanks for your pull request I don't think it's a good idea to use I'm thinking about a better idea, what about something like it's would be a clean approach for this plugin and less code for us, but I still need to ask Tailwind maintainer about this approach before implementing it. |
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This feature enables users to export the CSS variables into an separate file so that they are not bundled with the compiled tailwind.css file. This enables portability and easy theming across multiple sites & design systems that are derived from a single tailwind.css file.
This is a personal use case I'm facing and rather hacking the installed node_module files, I would love to see this feature supported in the distributed package.
There are two new options that are checked
outputToFileandoutputFilePath. Descriptions of their use can be found in the README.