postcss.config.js support
See original GitHub issueFirst of all, what a wonderful tool you built there as Gatsby is really overkill with the project I’m working right now. Just curious, does Charge support using custom PostCSS config through postcss.config.js
? I am trying to import Tailwind and other useful stuff into my project and can’t seem to find it at the docs at all. 😕
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I believe you can still make use all of tailwind’s extra features without adding it into the postcss build process, although you would need to process your css with tailwind as an extra step before using charge.
@brandonweiss, would you consider adding support for css modules using postcss? It would be a nice alternative to using emotion for scoped styling.
@tonesetter Thanks! I’m glad you like it! ❤️