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A tailwindcss system of constraints designed to produce aesthetically pleasing, typographic compositions, based on objective, constant dimensions of space.

License: MIT License

CSS 0.15% JavaScript 19.84% HTML 3.58% TypeScript 76.43%
tailwindcss baseline typography grid vertical-rhythm css postcss tailwindcss-plugin tailwind baseline-grid

tailwind-compositor's Introduction

Tailwind Compositor

Compositor is a system of constraints designed to produce aesthetically pleasing, typographic compositions, based on objective, constant dimensions of space.

A baseline-grid typography system for tailwindcss.

Algorithm Demo: Styled Baseline


Installation

You will need fontkit, postcss and tailwindcss installed along with the plugin

npm install postcss fontkit tailwindcss tailwind-compositor

- postcss.config.js

In your postcss.config.js you will need to import your standard tailwind.config.js, but also your compositor.config.js.

The { compositor } will receive both, merge with your tailwind config, and return a standard tailwind configuration.

const tailwindcss = require('tailwindcss');
const { compositor } = require('tailwind-compositor');

// import both configurations
const compositorConfig = require('./compositor.config.js');
const tailwindConfig = require('./tailwind.config.js');

// compose config
const tailwindConfigComposed = compositor(compositorConfig)(tailwindConfig);

// use with tailwind
module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    tailwindcss(tailwindConfigComposed),
  ],
};

Configuration

- compositor.config.js

module.exports = {
  // root unit
  root: 16,

  // baseline grid height in px units
  baseline: 8,

  // maximum leading
  leading: 4,

  // matrix max columns
  matrix: 4,

  // type scale in px units
  type: [16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 30, 32, 40, 48, 56, 60, 72],

  // spacing scale in baseline units
  rhythm: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12],

  // line width in ch units
  measure: [10, 15, 20, 30, 35, 50, 55, 60, 65],

  // webfonts and vertical metrics
  fonts: [
    {
      key: "sans-400",
      familyName: "Inter",
      fallback: "sans-serif",
      weight: 400,
      italic: false,
      upm: 2816,
      xHeight: 1536,
      capHeight: 2048,
      ascent: 2728,
      descent: -680
    },
    {
      key: 'sans-600',
      familyName: "Inter",
      fallback: 'sans-serif',
      file: path.resolve('./fonts/inter/Inter-Semibold.woff2'),
    },
  ],

  // compositor options
  options: {
    useRem: true,
    snap: true,
    type: true,
    rhythm: true,
    measure: true,
    matrix: true,
    xray: true,
  },
}

1/9 - root: integer

The root font size, in px units.


2/9 - baseline: integer

The baseline grid row height, in px units.


3/9 - leading: integer

The maximum leading value in baseline units.


4/9 - matrix: integer

The maximum columns on the matrix utility


5/9 - type : array[integer]

type: [16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 30, 32, 40, 48, 56, 60, 72]

The system's typographic scale, in px units.


6/9 - rhythm : array[integer]

rhythm: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12]

The system's size and spacing scale, in baseline units, used for rhythm, margin, padding, width/min/max, height/min/max and grid-gap utilities


7/9 - measure : array[integer]

measure: [10, 15, 20, 30, 35, 50, 55, 60, 65]

Separate scale used for measure (line-width) utilities, configured in ch units.


8/9 - fonts : array[opentype]

The font scale provides all the information needed to render text styles. Each entry describes a font/weight/style set, and only those that are part of the system will be enabled.

The file property, is used to extract the vertical metrics dynamically from the font-file. If you want to configure the metrics manually, you can omit the file prop.

The key property is used to name the utility classes. The configuration bellow will produce four font styles. The recommended convention is ${family}-${weight}${style}.

  1. font-sans-400 : Inter Regular
  2. font-sans-400i : Inter Regular Italic
  3. font-sans-600i : Inter Semibold
  4. font-sans-600i : Inter Semibold Italic
{
  key: "sans-400",
  familyName: "Inter",
  fallback: "sans-serif",
  weight: 400,
  italic: false,
  upm: 2816,
  xHeight: 1536,
  capHeight: 2048,
  lineGap: 0,
  ascent: 2728,
  descent: -680
},
{
  key: 'sans-400i',
  familyName: "Inter",
  fallback: 'sans-serif',
  file: path.resolve('./fonts/inter/Inter-Italic.woff2'),
},
{
  key: 'sans-600',
  familyName: "Inter",
  fallback: 'sans-serif',
  file: path.resolve('./fonts/inter/Inter-Semibold.woff2'),
},
{
  key: 'sans-600i',
  familyName: "Inter",
  fallback: 'sans-serif',
  file: path.resolve('./fonts/inter/Inter-SemiboldItalic.woff2'),
},

9/9 - Options : object

Options properties, are used to enable/disable individual compositor utilities.

If useRem is set to true, compositor will use the root unit value, to transform all spacing and font-size utilities, to relative units. Line-height will be transformed to unitless ratios.

If snap is true, compositor will align each line text to the nearest baseline grid row, otherwise will trim the line-height above the capHeight and below the baseline, and apply a constant lineGap between lines of text.

  • useRem: boolean transform to relative units
  • snap: boolean Align text styles to a baseline grid type: boolean Enable typographic utilities
  • rhythm: boolean Enable rhythm utilities
  • measure: boolean Enable measure utilities
  • matrix: boolean Enable matrix utilities
  • xray: boolean Enable debug utilities
options: {
  useRem: true,
  snap: true,
  type: true,
  rhythm: true,
  measure: true,
  matrix: true,
  xray: true,
}

Tailwind Utility Classes

1/7 - Typography

Font & Font Style
  • font: font-{font-key}

// fonts: [
// { key: "sans-400", ... },
// { key: 'sans-400i', ... },
// { key: 'sans-600', ... },
// { key: 'sans-600i', ... },
// ],

// sans semibold italic
<h3 class="font-sans-600i" />

// sans regular
<p class="font-sans-400" />

// sans regular italic
<p class="font-sans-400i" />
Text Style
  • Text Style : text-{type_scale_index}/{leading_baseline_units}

// type: [16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 28, 30, 32, 40, 48, 56]

// sans semibold italic - 56px / leading 3
<h3 class="font-sans-600i text-10/3" />

// sans regular - 20px / leading 3
<p class="font-sans-400 text-2/3" />

// sans regular italic - 18px / leading 2
<p class="font-sans-400i text-1/2" />

2/7 - Line Width

  • measure-{measure_scale_index}
// measure: [10, 15, 20, 30, 35, 50, 55, 60, 65]

// 10ch
<p class="measure-0">Ad proident quis enim duis commodo.</p>

// 15ch
<p class="measure-1">Ad proident quis enim duis commodo.</p>

// 20ch
<p class="measure-2">Ad proident quis enim duis commodo.</p>

// 30ch
<p class="measure-3">Ad proident quis enim duis commodo.</p>

3/7 - Spacing

When the tailwind theme is composed, the rhythm scale is transformed to tailwindcss spacing scale and can be used for all spacing utilities, margin, padding and grid-gap.

  • Margin: m-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Margin Left: ml-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Padding: p-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • ...etc

// rhythm: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12]

<section class="px-4 py-5">
  <h3 class="sans400 text-7/3 mb-4" />
  <input type="text" class="h-8 mb-4" />
  <p class="sans400i text-1/2" />
</section>

4/7 - Size

Compositor also applies the spacing scale to tailwind sizing scales, width, min/max width and also height min/max.

  • Height: h-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Min Height: min-h-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Max Height: max-h-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • ...etc
<section class="min-h-10 flex flex-col items-end">
  <button class="h-8" />
</section>

5/7 - Lobotomized Owls

  • Vertical rhythm (alias): rhythm-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Vertical rhythm: rhythm-y-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Horizontal Rhythm: rhythm-x-{rhythm_scale_index}

<section class="rhythm-3 lg:rhythm-5" />
  <h3 class="sans400 text-7/3" />
  <p class="sans400 text-5/3" />

  // render horizontally
  <div class="flex flex-row rhythm-x-2" >
    <button />
    <button />
  </div>
</section>

6/7 - Matrix Utils

Matrix
  • Matrix: matrix-{columns_length}
  • Matrix Gap: matrix-gap-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Matrix Gap X: matrix-gap-x-{rhythm_scale_index}
  • Matrix Gap Y: matrix-gap-y-{rhythm_scale_index}
Cells

By default every child of the matrix, will be placed in the next available column and will span for 1 column. In many cases you might not need any cell utilities or only the cell-span-x utility.

  • Cell Start X: cell-start-x-{columns_index}
  • Cell Span X: cell-span-x-{columns_index}

7/7 - Dev Utils

  • Background grid lines: bg-baseline
<section class="bg-baseline" />

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