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Tailwind

Browse all resolved Tailwind CSS design tokens and their current values.

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The Tailwind app fetches your project's fully-resolved Tailwind CSS configuration from the dev server and displays all design tokens — colors, spacing, typography, shadows, and more — in a searchable, grouped view.

What it shows

SectionContents
ColorsEvery color token with a visual swatch and its hex/rgb value
SpacingSpacing scale values
Font sizesText size tokens
Font familiesFont stack values
Font weightsNumeric weight values
Line heightsLine height tokens
Border radiusRadius tokens
Box shadowsShadow tokens
OpacityOpacity scale

How it works

The Tailwind app calls the built-in getTailwindConfig() RPC function, which reads and resolves your CSS using @tailwindcss/node on the Vite server. The resolved tokens are then rendered in the browser panel.

Only Tailwind CSS v4 is supported. The app returns null and shows a "No Tailwind config found" message when no Tailwind v4 CSS is detected.

Enabling the Tailwind app

The Tailwind app is disabled by default. Enable it in your Vite config:

vite.config.ts
devToolbar({
    apps: {
        tailwind: true,
    },
});
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