GitHub Copilot Rules for Tailwind CSS

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Why Use GitHub Copilot Rules for Tailwind CSS?

Tailwind CSS utility-first approach benefits greatly from consistent AI rules. Rules that specify class ordering, custom design tokens, and component extraction patterns help maintain readable and maintainable Tailwind code. Proper configuration also guides the AI on when to use @apply vs inline utilities.

Key Benefits

Consistent utility class ordering (layout, spacing, typography, etc.)
Proper responsive and state variant usage
Design token consistency with custom theme values
Appropriate component extraction with @apply

Best Practices for Tailwind CSS Rules

When configuring GitHub Copilot for Tailwind CSS development, consider these recommendations:

1Specify your Tailwind version (v3, v4)

2Include rules for class sorting (prettier-plugin-tailwindcss)

3Define patterns for dark mode (class vs media strategy)

4Set guidelines for when to extract components vs use utilities

Common Tailwind CSS Rule Patterns

Tailwind rules commonly cover class ordering conventions, responsive design patterns, and integration with component libraries. Many include patterns for CSS-in-JS alternatives, Tailwind UI components, and custom plugin usage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should Tailwind rules enforce class ordering?

Yes, consistent class ordering improves readability. Most rules follow the official prettier-plugin-tailwindcss order or define a custom convention. This makes classes predictable and easier to scan.

How do rules handle Tailwind v4 changes?

Tailwind v4 introduces significant changes including CSS-first configuration. Look for 'tailwind-v4' tagged rules for updated patterns that leverage the new architecture.

Do these rules work with component libraries?

Yes, Tailwind rules typically complement component libraries like shadcn/ui, daisyUI, or Headless UI. Some rules specifically target these libraries with additional patterns.

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