Welcome! Here you'll find a reasonable starter pack for using Jekyll with Tailwind CSS, Autoprefixer, and Purgecss.
This project uses jekyll-postcss to manage compiling your Tailwind and Autoprefixer styles. You can use any PostCSS plugin by installing it with yarn or npm and adding it to your postcss.config.js.
jekyll-purgecss is used to integrate Purgecss (only in production).
git clone [email protected]:mhanberg/jekyll-tailwind-starter PROJECT_NAME
cd PROJECT_NAME
# Install your Ruby and JavaScript dependencies.
# Initialize your Tailwind configuration.
# Reinitialize your git repository.
bin/setup# Install new dependencies
bin/bootstrap
# Start the server
bin/start
# Create a new post
bin/new POST_TITLE+---_includes
\---analytics.html // place your analytics tracking snippet in here
\---syntax.css // Syntax highlighting CSS
\---tailwind.config.js // Tailwind configuration. This is generated by bin/setup
+---_layouts
\---default.html
\---page.html
\---post.html
+---_posts
+---_bin
\---bootstrap // Install dependencies
\---new // Create a new post and open it in your $EDITOR
\---setup // Initial site setup
\---start // Start the server with the livereload, incremental, drafts, and future flags on port 5000
+---_css
\---site.css // Entry point stylesheet. You can write your styles here or import them from the _includes directory
+---index.md // Front page. This can be changed to an HTML file if desired.
+---404.html
+---_config.yml // Jekyll configuration
+---postcss.config.js // PostCSS configuration. All plugins should be registered here.
+---purgecss.config.js // Purgecss configuration
+---netlify.toml // Netlify configuration
- Tailwind CSS
- Autoprefixer
- postcss-import
This setup has been tested on Netlify. The JEKYLL_ENV environment variable must be set to production in order for PurgeCSS to execute. The included netlify.toml file will configure this on Netlify deploys