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sonofmagic/weapp-tailwindcss/CLAUDE.md

weapp-tailwindcss is a Turbo-based monorepo that brings TailwindCSS atomic styling to mini-program (小程序) developers. It provides comprehensive TailwindCSS support for WeChat Mini Programs, Taro, uni-app, remax, mpx, and other mini-program frameworks across webpack, vite, rspack, rollup, rolldown, and gulp build tools.

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  1. CLAUDE.md
  2. Project Overview
  3. Monorepo Structure
  4. Common Development Commands
  5. Build
  6. Test
  7. Development
  8. Release
  9. Demo Management
  10. Architecture Notes
  11. Package Entry Points
  12. Turbo Build System
  13. Workspace Dependencies
  14. Testing Architecture
  15. Node.js Requirements
  16. TailwindCSS Version Support
  17. CLI Tool
  18. Special Conventions
# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Project Overview

**weapp-tailwindcss** is a Turbo-based monorepo that brings TailwindCSS atomic styling to mini-program (小程序) developers. It provides comprehensive TailwindCSS support for WeChat Mini Programs, Taro, uni-app, remax, mpx, and other mini-program frameworks across webpack, vite, rspack, rollup, rolldown, and gulp build tools.

## Monorepo Structure

- **packages/** - Core packages including:
  - `weapp-tailwindcss` - Main package with CLI (`weapp-tailwindcss` or `weapp-tw`)
  - `@weapp-tailwindcss/shared` - Shared utilities
  - `@weapp-tailwindcss/postcss` - PostCSS plugin
  - `@weapp-tailwindcss/babel` - Babel transformations
  - `@weapp-tailwindcss/logger` - Logging utilities
  - `tailwindcss-injector`, `tailwindcss-core-plugins-extractor`, `tailwindcss-config` - Build tool integrations

- **packages-runtime/** - Runtime-specific implementations (vite, webpack integrations)

- **apps/** - Reserved workspace; mini-program demo projects have moved to `demo/`

- **demo/** - Framework-specific demo projects for the retained Tailwind CSS v3/v4 matrix (gulp, mpx, Taro webpack/vite, uni-app vite, weapp-vite)

- **templates/** - Project templates for different frameworks

- **website/** - Documentation website

- **benchmark/** - Performance benchmarking tools

- **e2e/** - End-to-end tests with CSS snapshot testing

## Common Development Commands

### Build
```bash
pnpm build                # Build all packages (uses turbo cache)
pnpm build:nocache        # Build without cache (TURBO_FORCE=1)
pnpm build:apps           # Build apps only
pnpm build:pkgs           # Build packages only
pnpm build:docs           # Build documentation website
pnpm build:demo           # Build demo apps
```

### Test
```bash
pnpm test                 # Run all tests (vitest)
pnpm test:dev             # Run tests in watch mode
pnpm test:core            # Run main package tests
pnpm test:plugins         # Run plugin package tests
pnpm test:typography      # Run typography tests
pnpm test:ui              # Run tests with UI
pnpm e2e                  # Run end-to-end tests
pnpm e2e:u                # Update e2e snapshots
pnpm bench                # Run benchmarks
```

### Development
```bash
pnpm dev:apps             # Run all apps in development mode
pnpm format               # Format code with prettier
pnpm lint                 # Lint code
pnpm lint:fix             # Fix linting issues
```

### Release
```bash
pnpm release              # Create a pnpm change intent
pnpm version-packages     # Apply pending versions and changelogs
pnpm publish-packages     # Publish stable packages through repoctl
pnpm release:pre          # Publish the current prerelease lane
pnpm pr                   # Enter alpha prerelease mode
pnpm pr:beta              # Enter beta prerelease mode
pnpm pr:rc                # Enter rc prerelease mode
pnpm pr:next              # Enter next prerelease mode
pnpm pr:exit              # Exit prerelease mode
```

### Demo Management
```bash
pnpm demo:install         # Install dependencies for demos
pnpm demo:install:beta    # Install beta versions for demos
pnpm demo:install:alpha   # Install alpha versions for demos
```

## Architecture Notes

### Package Entry Points
The main `weapp-tailwindcss` package exports multiple entry points for different use cases:
- Default: webpack/vite plugin
- `./webpack4`: PostCSS 7 + webpack 4 compatibility
- `./vite`, `./webpack`, `./gulp`, `./core`: Build-specific integrations
- `./escape`, `./types`, `./defaults`, `./presets`: Utilities
- CSS exports: `./preflight.css`, `./theme.css`, `./utilities.css`, `./uni-app-x.css`

### Turbo Build System
- Uses turbo for task orchestration and caching
- Build dependencies are defined in `turbo.json`
- `packages/*` and `packages-runtime/*` must build before `apps/*` and `demo/*`

### Workspace Dependencies
- Uses pnpm workspaces with `catalog:` for centralized dependency versioning (see `pnpm-workspace.yaml`)
- Internal packages reference each other with `workspace:*`

### Testing Architecture
- Root `vitest.config.ts` dynamically discovers all package vitest configs from workspace
- E2E tests use CSS snapshot testing (`e2e/update-snapshots` script syncs snapshots)

### Node.js Requirements
- Root package requires `node >= 18.0.0`
- Main `weapp-tailwindcss` package requires `node ^18.17.0 || >=20.5.0`
- Package manager: pnpm@11.5.3

### TailwindCSS Version Support
- Supports TailwindCSS v4, v3, and v2 JIT
- Different entry points handle different TailwindCSS versions

## CLI Tool
The package provides a CLI via `bin/weapp-tailwindcss.js`:
```bash
weapp-tailwindcss patch    # Patch TailwindCSS for mini-program compatibility
weapp-tw patch             # Shorthand alias
```

## Special Conventions
- ES modules throughout (`type: "module"`)
- TypeScript strict mode
- repoctl with pnpm change intents for versioning and release management
- Commitlint enforces conventional commits
- Primary documentation is in Chinese (tw.weapp.dev)

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