Support for tailwindcss? about rlayers HOT 3 CLOSED

I have never used tailwindcss, but I have used rlayers in projects with both Next.js 13 app mode and Next.js 13 pages mode, so this is supported.
From what I see of your output:

• The geotiff dependency on webworker comes from OpenLayers and it is not a huge problem, though you might report it to them - it is caused by a stub that is needed only when unit-testing in Node.js
• I agree that your CSS probably needs special handling - that is probably overridden by withTranspile. Whether you transpile rlayers or not is up to you - rlayers comes with both ESM modules and a pre-transpiled version. If you switch to using the ESM modules, there should be a way to make it work with Next.js 13 without any special configuration. Or you can try to find whatever configuration tailwindcss adds to Next.js and add it manually to the config file.

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I have included a test for a setup without withTranspile: https://github.com/mmomtchev/rlayers-npm-tests/tree/main/next13-esm

The alias is needed because otherwise webpack will always select the CJS over the ES6 module because rlayers is not marked as ES6-only.

OpenLayers have decided to go ES6-only which by nw is probably the better solution, as almost no browser software uses anything else in 2023.

Maybe I will do the same in a future release.

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thank you sir 🙏

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