Is a fork of gatsby-starter-tailwind, and the README explicitly states it is updated to Gatsby 3
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gatsby-v3-tailwind-starter — Gatsby Starter Template
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A starter template based on a fork of Taylor Bryant's gatsby-starter-tailwind, upgraded to Gatsby 3 and integrated with Sass.
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The README states Sass has been integrated
Provides npm run develop to start development mode
Provides npm run build to build the production site
Provides npm run analyze and npm run fix to handle ESLint and Prettier issues
Template Details
This is a Gatsby starter template sourced from Taylor Bryant's gatsby-starter-tailwind, which the author updated to Gatsby 3 and integrated with Sass. The README states that it runs via the Gatsby CLI and npm scripts: after installing the global gatsby-cli, use npm run develop to start development mode, npm run build to build the production site, and it provides npm run analyze and npm run fix for viewing and automatically fixing ESLint and Prettier issues. The README does not describe the page structure, component composition, style organization, Tailwind configuration details, or deployment process, nor does it list specific version numbers in the dependency list, so these cannot be confirmed from the available information.
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Use Cases
- Need a Gatsby 3-based starter project to build a static site
- Want to write styles with Sass in a Gatsby project
- Need a starting configuration with ESLint and Prettier check scripts
Suitable For
- Front-end developers familiar with the Gatsby CLI and npm scripts
- People who want to start building a site from an existing starter template
- Projects that need to combine Sass with Gatsby
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The README requires installing the Gatsby CLI globally first: npm install --global gatsby-cli
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Use npm run develop to run the project in development mode
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Use npm run build to build the production site
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Use npm run analyze to view fixable ESLint and Prettier issues, and npm run fix to fix them automatically
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- GitHub
- Documentation and maintenance reference score
- Partly documented · 65 / 100
- Technologies
- Gatsby · React
- Website type
- Starter
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Source file / repository# Gatsby V3 Tailwind Starter [](https://app.netlify.com/sites/gatsby-v3-starter-tailwind/deploys) A fork of Taylor Bryant's [gatsby-starter-tailwind](https://github.com/taylorbryant/gatsby-starter-tailwind) template, updated with Gatsby 3 and wired up to use Sass. View [demo](https://gatsby-v3-tailwind-starter.netlify.app/). ## Get started Install the Gatsby CLI: ```sh npm install --global gatsby-cli ``` Run the project in development mode: ```sh npm run develop ``` ## Format and lint - `npm run analyze` - See what ESLint and Prettier can fix - `npm run fix` - Run Prettier and ESLint with the `--fix` option ## Build site Use `npm run build` to build site for production.
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