tailwindcss-next-init

To set up Tailwind v4 in a Next.js project, run the initializer to detect your layout and styles structure, preview the scaffolding with a dry-run, and write minimal or project-like templates with the correct imports and installation commands.

Yes, Tailwind v4 scaffolding detects your project's lockfile to determine the correct package manager commands, ensuring the generated installation instructions match your specific environment.

Yes, you can use the dry-run preview feature to safely review the Tailwind v4 setup files and guidance before they are written, ensuring the scaffolding respects your existing files unless explicitly forced.

Minimal presets generate only the core style entry points, while project-like presets include required imports, icon styling integration, and standardized structures for a more complete Next.js Tailwind v4 setup.

When initializing Tailwind v4, the scaffolding outputs specific guidance for using @source and @reference directives, helping you correctly configure your Next.js styles and maintain a consistent setup.

No, the Tailwind v4 initialization enforces safe operation by respecting your existing layout and styles files unless you explicitly use a force option to overwrite them during the scaffolding process.