[Bug] Could not find a declaration file for module 'tailwind-scrollbar'.
See original GitHub issueCould not find a declaration file for module 'tailwind-scrollbar'.
Hi! Can you help me with this error? I’m using Next.JS with Tailwind CSS.
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@leandroatallah This is a TypeScript error. I’m not much of a TS user, and I’m having trouble replicating the issue; if you have an example repo that demonstrates the issue, I’d be willing to take a crack at making the plugin TS compliant, though. In the meantime, Google’s suggesting that there are some solutions you can use on your end (e.g. this).
@sudo-kuro @atlanteavila that looks like an unrelated issue: it looks like I added an extra
()to the README when I shouldn’t have. (Where I’ve used this in my own projects, I haven’t included it, so I’m not sure what I was thinking in putting that into the README.) Please see 37919c40f5cae6949bbd1a7a7d08edc7b06778e1 for the correct installation instructions.Sorry about that!