Register dark mode plugin outside of resolveConfig code path - #2368
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Hey @adamwathan, thank you for the really quick fix! Keep up the good work, highly appreciate your dedication to tailwind 😁 Now, a quick question from my side, wouldn't it be better to have the |
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Yeah I totally agree but we’d need to figure an API for that, can’t just magically exist you know? Can definitely add a CLI command that spits it out. We use babel-preval ourselves when we need this. |
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Resolves #2354.
This isn't a long-term solution but will make things less annoying for people for now. Basically the problem is if we aren't careful, we introduce dependencies into
resolveConfigthat aren't compatible with the browser. We should probably tackle this as a dedicated project some point and come up with an overall better solution to the whole problem of trying to access your config in JS. Personally I don't think people actually want this code in their client bundles, they just want the resolved config. Something likeprevalis probably the way to go here, but I don't know how we bake that into Tailwind itself.