Tagify preset

This enables the tagify mode for other presets.

Source Code

Installation

pnpm

pnpm add -D @unocss/preset-tagify

yarn

yarn add -D @unocss/preset-tagify

npm

npm install -D @unocss/preset-tagify

// uno.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'unocss'
import presetTagify from '@unocss/preset-tagify'

export default defineConfig({
  presets: [
    presetTagify({ /* options */ }),
    // ...other presets
  ],
})

Tagify mode

This preset can come in handy when you only need to apply a single unocss rule to an element.

<span class="text-red"> red text </span>
<div class="flex"> flexbox </div>
I'm feeling <span class="i-line-md-emoji-grin"></span> today!

With tagify mode, you can embed CSS styles into HTML tags:

<text-red> red text </text-red>
<flex> flexbox </flex>
I'm feeling <i-line-md-emoji-grin /> today!

The HTML above works exactly as you would expect.

With prefix

presetTagify({
  prefix: 'un-'
})

<!-- this will be matched -->
<un-flex> </un-flex>
<!-- this will not be matched -->
<flex> </flex>

Extra properties

You can inject extra properties to the matched rules:

presetTagify({
  // adds display: inline-block to matched icons
  extraProperties: matched => matched.startsWith('i-')
    ? { display: 'inline-block' }
    : { }
})

presetTagify({
  // extraProperties can also be a plain object
  extraProperties: { display: 'block' }
})

Options

prefix

• Type: string

The prefix to use for the tagify variant.

excludedTags

• Type: string[] | RegExp[]
• Default: ['b', /^h\d+$/, 'table']

Tags excluded from processing.

extraProperties

• Type: Record<string, string> | ((matched: string) => Partial<Record<string, string>>)

Extra CSS properties to apply to matched rules.

defaultExtractor

• Type: boolean
• Default: true

Enable default extractor.