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Learn more about Eleventy 2.0.0 (and, how to upgrade it) as well as Tailwind 3.2.7.

This small adjustment improves the build speed; see my low-effort test results here: https://github.com/marcamos/jet/issues/132#issuecomment-1312276910

Thanks to @lud, @ryanccn, and @geshan for their assistance on this one.

Uses eleventy.after event to build tailwind after HTML is ready.

Thank you so much, @geshan!

P.S. This also bumps a dependency or two.

This is a (late) amendment to 4.1.1; I realize, now, that the safe filter is a Nunjucks (njk) feature. As njk is my preferred template engine and I use it on every site I base off of jet, I figured I'd set it as the default.

So, this release:

• sets njk as the default template engine, and
• changes {{ content }} to {{ content | safe }}, which is an njk feature

{{ content | safe }} has been updated to {{ content }} in base.html. Eleventy (or, perhaps Nunjucks?) threw an error and I couldn't find anything online explaining why, so removing it seemed like the next best option. 🤞

Upgrade to Eleventy v1!

You can use the helper plugin @11ty/eleventy-upgrade-help to help you upgrade:

npm install @11ty/eleventy-upgrade-help

// .eleventy.js

const UpgradeHelper = require("@11ty/eleventy-upgrade-help");

module.exports = function(eleventyConfig) {
  eleventyConfig.addPlugin(UpgradeHelper);
};

If you want to upgrade your project from Tailwind CSS v2.x to v3.x, the Tailwind folks have a wonderful Upgrade Guide you should review.

Minor polish, adjustments, etc. See the associated commit message for details.

• Updating the tailwind.css file now auto-reloads the browser (thanks so much @timkley!)
• The package.json scripts have been updated to use Tailwind's CLI, negating the use of postcss and its own dependencies (thanks so much @timkley!)