Module encre_css::plugins

A Plugin is a handler used to convert utility classes into CSS declarations.

A lot of plugins are built in (like the ones from Tailwind CSS) and some others live in their own crates and need to be imported manually. They usually define a register function taking a mutable reference to a Config structure.

Example (with encre-css-typography)

use encre_css::Config;

let mut config = Config::from_file("encre-css.toml")?;
// Or let mut config = Config::default();

encre_css_typography::register(&mut config);

let _css = encre_css::generate(
    [r#"<div class="prose prose-headings:text-blue-500 prose-slate lg:prose-lg dark:prose-invert"></div>"#],
    &config,
);
// Do something with the CSS

Official plugins

• encre-css-typography: used to define beautiful typographic defaults for HTML you don’t control.
• encre-css-icons: used to quickly add pure CSS icons to your website.

If you want to write your own plugins, see Plugin.

Modules

• accessibility
  Accessibility utilities
• background
  Background utilities
• border
  Border utilities
• css_property
  Define a plugin used to generate CSS properties quickly.
• effect
  Effect utilities
• filter
  Filter utilities
• flexbox
  Flexbox utilities
• grid
  Grid utilities
• interactivity
  Interactivity utilities
• layout
  Layout utilities
• sizing
  Sizing utilities
• spacing
  Spacing utilities
• svg
  SVG utilities
• table
  Table utilities
• transform
  Transform utilities
• transition
  Transition and animation utilities
• typography
  Typography utilities

Traits

• Plugin
  A plugin is a structure capable of generating CSS styles from a modifier (contained in a context structure).