1.0.1

Consistent colouring of error state on password email template (#52)

1.0.0

Use tailwindcss@^1.0 instead of next 🎉

1.0.0-beta.1

Beta release to target changes coming in Tailwind CSS 1.0

Thanks to @rverrips for the hard work to get most of this work complete 🎉

0.7.1

• Brand new templates (#44)
• Update Mix and PurgeCSS versions to match fresh Laravel install requirements (#43)
• Add Tailwind, Vue, Vue template compiler dependencies to prevent need for second npm run dev (6daff3e)

0.7.0

• Add support for Laravel 5.7
  • Move to flat resources folder structure
  • Add verification template
• Replace hardcoded text with translation strings
• Add Nova link to welcome template
• Consistent formatting with upstream files (bootstrap.js, webpack.mix.js)

0.6.1

Leverage Tailwind's default configuration file right out of node_modules.

This gives instant start with up to date configuration, without having to maintain the config file in this repo.

0.6.0

The preset now uses to use JeffreyWay/laravel-mix-tailwind, which reduces the amount of configuration and boilerplate necessary to get Tailwind up and running.

As a result, laravel-mix@^2.1 is required. We'll handle updating your package.json for this, such that the package will still work with Laravel 5.5 out of the box.

main.css is now app.css to be consistent with a default Laravel install

The laravel-mix-tailwind plugin handles this for us, so there's nothing exceptional you need to do if you want to use mix.less() or mix.sass(), over the default mix.postCss().

0.5.4

• Update for support of PurgeCSS when using Laravel Mix >= 2.1
• Update Tailwind version to latest (0.5.2)

0.5.3

Use Tailwind's hidden class instead of an inline display: none; on the logout form.

0.5.2

• Fixes reference to Tailwind's container plugin that breaks asset compilation