Convert example app to use Tailwind CSS #12
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Overview
This PR converts the React example application from custom CSS to Tailwind CSS, significantly reducing the amount of custom CSS while improving design consistency and maintainability.
Changes Made
🎨 Tailwind CSS Integration
tailwind.config.jsandpostcss.config.jsindex.cssto use Tailwind base styles with@tailwinddirectives🧹 Component Conversions
All components have been converted to use Tailwind utility classes:
🗑️ Cleanup
App.css,SettingsModal.css,ConversationManager.css,ServerStatus.cssFeatures Added
🌙 Dark Mode Support
📱 Responsive Design
🎯 Enhanced UX
Technical Details
@tailwindcss/postcssfor v4 compatibilityTesting
npx tsc --noEmit)Before/After
Before: 4 separate CSS files with ~500 lines of custom styles
After: Single
index.csswith Tailwind base styles + utility classes in componentsThis conversion maintains all existing functionality while providing:
Breaking Changes
None - all functionality is preserved.
Migration Notes
Future component additions should use Tailwind utility classes instead of custom CSS files. The existing Tailwind configuration supports the full utility class library and can be extended as needed.
@rbren can click here to continue refining the PR