More info on new --minimal flag:
Thich means that the generated CSS will only contain the CSS related to the styles found in the included files.
Note that you can use a glob to override the config.include option like this:
✔︎ Add closed condition &:is([closed], [data-closed], [data-state="closed"])
✔︎ Adds a new --minimal flag for the CLI on the panda cssgen command to skip generating CSS for theme tokens, preflight, keyframes, static and global css
Excited to announce Panda v0.16.0! 🎉
✔︎ Correct typings for Qwik JSX components
✔︎ Apply a few optmizations on the resulting CSS generated from panda cssgen command
📃 Full changelog: t.ly/VfPSO
Today, there is MUCH better than Tailwind (hello @panda__css)
- No code in ugly strings
- Much better abstraction (recipes, patterns, JSX…)
- Typesafe design-system
- Reusable and extensible
Imagine a UI component library without a fixed tech stack. Fuse @reactjs , @solid_js , and @vuejs with styling frameworks like @tailwindcss or @panda__css The future is modular. Who's up for the challenge?
shouldForwardProp allows you to customize which props are forwarded to the underlying element. By default, all props except recipe variants and style props are forwarded.
defaultProps allows you to skip writing wrapper components just to set a few props. It also allows you to locally override the default variants or base styles of a recipe.
Setting dataAttr to true will add a data-recipe="{recipeName}" attribute to the element with the recipe name. This is useful for testing and debugging.
Excited to announce Panda v0.15.4! 🎉
✔︎ Fixed preset merging, config wins over presets.
✔︎ Fixed static extraction of the Array Syntax when used with runtime conditions.
📃 Full changelog: t.ly/q3-cc
Happy coding 🚀
shouldForwardProp allows you to customize which props are forwarded to the underlying element. By default, all props
except recipe variants and style props are forwarded.
defaultProps allows you to skip writing wrapper components just to set a few props. It also allows you to locally
override the default variants or base styles of a recipe.