Find a npm package name

[tw-in-js]

Find a npm package name

[lukejacksonn]

Ok, nice.. I just tried to publish and it worked, so lets move forward with this:

npm i twind

👍

[sastan]

My favorites are:

• twish
• tw
• twin (altough it kinda collides with twin.macro)
• twind
• twings

I choose these because they have a tw in the name which is our main export.

@lukejacksonn What do you think? For tw and twin we must reach out to npm.

[bebraw]

Do you want to go for something that's googleable? That would imply the name should be somehow unique and not close to some other term that has a lot of popularity. Ideally you would have something that's easy to pronounce as well without a huge difficulty.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/oceanbeam is free on npm. I found https://github.com/OceanBeam/OceanBeam but it looks like it has been abandoned by the author. This option wouldn't likely work if you want to maintain a reference to tailwind, though.

[lukejacksonn]

I think tw for the actual package name is pretty ideal although pretty ungoogleable. I've been working with twind so far and I like it.. it is available on npm but I don't know if they will let you publish on it due to it being "too similar to another package name" but I haven't tried.

[bebraw]

Yeah, twind isn't too bad or congested. It's a nice play on tailwind as well. 👍 for that.

[sastan]

I'll change all references and publish the package under the new name.

[sastan]

Done!

[lukejacksonn]

And I'm so glad that it is 😄