Tailwind CSS + daisyUI + django-components about django-components HOT 8 CLOSED

Oh, so this issue is that you would like to see an example of how they work together?

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The issue was just a wish and an idea! I think there is a logic between these 3 tools. I don't know if I will use django-components. Maybe django templates are handy enough to produce tailwind/daisyui contents. But if you provide an example it's nice of course. Maybe other people could be interested too.

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Awesome. Today I was thinking about using django-tailwind and daisy UI and tonight I read about the usage with django-component. I'm on the good path. I search about django-components after watching @David-Guillot presentation on django-conf.

Good job. (Sorry I know we must talk about issues here, but I would just add this comment).

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I guess that would be named... Djaisy 😎

More seriously, I think it's a great idea, but to be implemented as a distinct library, in order to keep django-components lightweight.

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I'm not sure I see why either TailwindCSS or daisyUI can't be used with django-components today? Since you can have a template, with any HTML you want, and add CSS or JS files as resources, they should already be fully compatible. Or am I missing somthing here?

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Not missing it! That's why I said "I guess it's possible without much effort" :)

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I'm closing this issue since there are nothing stopping you from using tailwind or daisyui with django-components.

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of course, no problem.
thanks.

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