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Quick Start

Upgrade TailwindCSS config file

TailwindShift offers a command to upgrade your config file, to use it:

tailwind-shift tailwind.js --fixconfig=true

This will generate a new file called tailwind.tw.js, check the file and rename it to tailwind.js if everything is ok.

Convert a whole directory

tailwind-shift path/to/views/ --recursive=true --extensions=vue,php,html

This will generate new files (i.e: view.tw.php) as a safety procedure, you could use --replace=true to overwrite old files.

Advanced Uses of the command

Upgrade a directory (not recursive)

tailwind-shift path/to/directory/

Recursively upgrade a directory

tailwind-shift path/to/directory/ --recursive=true

You can also use the short hand -r true instead of the full --recursive=true

Update different file extensions

This will allow you to upgrade your vue, twig, css files and more!

tailwind-shift path/to/directory/ --extensions=vue,php,html

You can also use the short hand -e vue,php,html instead of the full --extensions

Overwrite the original files

$ tailwind-shift path/to/directory/ --replace=true

Tip Please note this can be considered a destructive action as it will replace the orignal file and will not leave a copy of the original any where.

Upgrade a raw code (a snippet of code)

tailwind-shift '<div class="text-grey pin-t"></div>'

upgrade one file

By default this will copy the code into a new file like file.html -> file.tw.html

tailwind-shift file.blade.php

use --replace=true to overwrite the original file.


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