_TW and Gutemberg blocks

[Vince-ALIEN]

Hello Greg,
I wanted to thank you for all this work on _TW. It's really a great base.

I'm trying to create a plugin with column blocks and a container. It seems to work correctly for the first time.
Here is the link :https://github.com/Vince-ALIEN/tw-bloks.

If you (or anyone else) have a little time to tell me if I have made any beginner's mistakes and guide me to better integrate these blocks. I would also like to be able to add BlockVariationPicker, but that's still a mystery at the moment.
THANKS .

[gregsullivan]

Hi Vincent—Thanks for posting this!

That repository appears to be private. If you make it public, I'll take a look!

[Vince-ALIEN]

It's done...

[gregsullivan]

Thanks for that! I'm out of the office today, but I'll check back in on this next week. Enjoy your weekend!

[gregsullivan]

Hi again, Vincent—Very sorry for the delay in getting back to you!

I took a look at your repository. Things are looking good as far as I can tell! These are minor notes, but some things I noticed:

• Depending on your workflow, you may not need to commit the build folder on GitHub. It makes for noisier commits if the built files are always being committed at the same time as changes to your source files. The argument for committing a build directory normally comes down the something like wanting to deploy directly from the repository without a build step. Could be worth considering, in any case!
• You could probably simplify your Tailwind-related scripts in package.json from this:

"tailwindbuild": "tailwindcss -i ./src/input.css -o ./build-assets/index.css --postcss --minify",
"tailwindwatch": "tailwindcss -i ./src/input.css -o ./build-assets/index.css --watch --postcss",
"tailwind:watch": "npm run tailwind:build -- --watch",

to something like this:

"tailwind:dev": "tailwindcss -i ./src/input.css -o ./build-assets/index.css --postcss",
"tailwind:watch": "npm run tailwind:dev -- --watch",
"tailwind:prod": "npm run tailwind:dev -- --minify",

• This isn't really related to anything I saw, but I really like the 10up/block-components package, and you might find it useful at some point.

If you have specific questions, I'll do my best to answer them!

[Vince-ALIEN]

Hello Greg, I haven't forgotten you, excuse me for this very late response. I thank you for your response. I worked a lot to arrive at something that begins to resemble something. You can see the result in operation here...

[gregsullivan]

Hi Vincent—That looks great! Thanks for sharing it. I'm always very happy to see what people have been able to build with _tw, and I'm happy my earlier response helped.

Best of luck with your site building in the future!