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Add Typescript definitions

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Would be awesome to have both for discoverability / auto-completion, and also checking for mistakes and errors.

@emotion/styled has this for css properties, so we could have it for the tailwind classes 🙂

Maybe take inspiration from https://github.com/christianalfoni/tailwindcss-classnames or https://github.com/dvkndn/typed.tw.

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itsMapleLeafcommented, Mar 26, 2020

Is there any work being done on this? If not, I have some minimal incomplete typings that I wouldn’t mind fixing up and making a PR for

EDIT: Already working on it, PR coming in a bit

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ben-rogersoncommented, Feb 20, 2020

Great idea - I can see the value on the autocompletion feature. I’ll put it on the cards 👍

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