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I'm using this plugin with Tailwind + VueJS. In regards to both of those, it works flawlessly with the custom extractor.
However, I recently decided to start using Animate.css in my project, so I imported it in my main.js like so; import {} from 'animate.css';
(Installed using NPM)
I'm only using 2-3 of the animations in the entire library, so I wanted to lean it down a bit so there wouldn't be pointless code in my app. However, it would appear purgecss isn't "detecting" it for some reason.
Here you can see below how I use these animation classes inside my VueJS templates;
I have the same here @marbuser.
I've turned on the 'rejected' option and that seems there is nothing being removed.
Please let me know if you figured out a way to clean up your css.
Hey there,
I'm using this plugin with Tailwind + VueJS. In regards to both of those, it works flawlessly with the custom extractor.
However, I recently decided to start using Animate.css in my project, so I imported it in my main.js like so;
import {} from 'animate.css';
(Installed using NPM)
I'm only using 2-3 of the animations in the entire library, so I wanted to lean it down a bit so there wouldn't be pointless code in my app. However, it would appear purgecss isn't "detecting" it for some reason.
Here you can see below how I use these animation classes inside my VueJS templates;
and here is relevant parts of my vue.config.js file;
Any idea why this might be happening?
Let me know if more information is needed!
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