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tailwind_standards

A styling package for Flutter based on Tailwind standards.

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Tailwind Standards

Style your Flutter app with Tailwind CSS. Colors, Sizes, Weights and a TText widget that takes classes. All in the same structure as you would use Tailwind CSS in HTML.

Features

  • TColor: Use all tailwind default colors
  • TText: An extension on the Flutter Text widget that can be styled in the same way as a class in HTML.
  • TSize: All tailwind default sizes are easily accessible
  • TWeight: Use the naming convention of Tailwind CSS for weights

Getting started

To install the package run the following command.

flutter pub add tailwind_standards

Usage

TColor

TColor has all the default colors that Tailwind CSS offers. You can access every color in the following way.

Color tcolor = TColor.slate500;

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TText

TText is an extension of the Text widget from Flutter. It takes classes in the same structure as when you use Tailwind CSS for HTML.

const TText(
    'TText widget from tailwind_standards!',
    props: 'text-xs text-gray-500 text-center font-bold',
),
TSize

TSize has all the default Tailwind CSS sizes that are mostly used in padding, margin, etc.

int tsize = TSize.lg;
TWeight

TWeight translates the Tailwind CSS naming convention to the font weights used in Flutter.

FontWeight tweight = TWeight.semiBold;

Additional information

Feedback is always welcome! If you see improvements or if something comes to your attention, please let me know or create a pull request.

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_lintsDevelopment^3.0.1
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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