Tailwind CSS Base Buttons

This plugin adds a bunch of base button classes in your Tailwindcss components which can be customized based on your theme colors.

Demo & Documentation

Install

Install the plugin:

npm install tailwindcss-base-buttons --save-dev

Add it inside your tailwind.config.js file:

module.exports = {
    // ...
    plugins: [
        require('tailwindcss-base-buttons')()
    ]
}

Documentation

Out of the box, the plugin will generate these classes for styling your buttons.

btn-{color} - Colors are the default Tailwind colors. Ex: btn-indigo.
btn-{theme} - These classes are theme based colors. Ex: btn-primary. Other options are secondary, danger, default & disabled.
btn-outlined-{color|theme} - These are outlined button based on default and theme colors. Ex: btn-outlined-primary or btn-outlined-red.
btn-outlined-alt-{color|theme} - Same as outlined button but with solid backround on hover.
btn-gradient-{color|theme} -These are gradient buttons based on default and theme colors. Ex: btn-gradient-primary or btn-gradient-pink.
btn-{size} - These are button size classes. Ex: btn-xs. Other options are sm,md(default), lg,xl,
btn-rounded - These makes rounded buttons

Customization

The appearance of the button can be customized by passing an option object as a first argument of the plugin. Ex:

module.exports = {
    // ...
    plugins: [
        require('tailwindcss-base-buttons')({
            baseClass: '.button',
            borderRadius: '.5rem',
            padding: '.5rem 1rem',
            colors: {
                theme: {
                    primary: {
                        background: red,
                        text: white
                    },
                    secondary: {
                        background: blue,
                        text: black
                    }
                }
            }
        })
    ]
}

The example above will generate classes like .button-* with border-radius .5rem and padding .5rem 1rem. The theme colors generated would be .button-primary & .button-secondary.

You can also add your custom button styles by adding an object or a callback that generates your button style object as a second argument. Ex: using an object. This adds the .btn-sample class

module.exports = {
    // ...
    plugins: [
        require('tailwindcss-base-buttons')({
            baseClass: '.btn'
        },{
            '.btn-sample': {
                color: 'red',
                width: '200px'
            }
        })
    ]
}

Ex: using a callback. By using a callback, you can access the colorConfig and options which contains the default and theme colors and the options. This will add .btn-sample-{color|theme} classes.

    module.exports = {
    // ...
    plugins: [
        require('tailwindcss-base-buttons')({
            baseClass: '.btn'
        },(colorConfig, options) => {

            let additionalStyles = {};

            Object.entries(colorConfig, config => {

                let [key, properties] = config;

                Object.assign(additionalStyles, {
                    [`${options.baseClass}-sample-${key}`]: {
                        backgroundColor: properties['background'],
                        width: '200px'
                    }
                })
            });

            return additionalStyles;
        })
    ]
}

andrey0029/tailwindcss-base-buttons

Tailwind CSS Base Buttons

Install

Documentation

Customization