FAQ

Answers to common questions from the community.

What browsers does tw-classed support?

tw-classed supports almost all modern browsers. It is tested on the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. We compile down to ES2018, which is supported by all modern browsers. If you need to support older browsers, you can use a transpiler like Babel or SWC to compile down to ES5.

Specifically, tw-classed works with browsers supporting Symbol and Proxy. Polyfill these if needed.

Is tw-classed limited to React?

No. You can use @tw-classed/core in any JavaScript environment. It is completely framework agnostic. The primary difference between @tw-classed/core and @tw-classed/react is that @tw-classed/core returns string returning functions instead of React components.

How does tw-classed compare to class-variance-authority?

CVA is excellent, but it was not designed to be a react first library, features like automatic typescript intellisense, composability, and ref forwarding are not supported. With tw-classed, you get all these features and more!