tailwindcss-linelay weekly downloads statistics
By melanke · npm · Tailwind plugins
A flex simplification that works with 3 classes: horiz, verti and weight
tailwindcss-linelay has 2 recorded weekly downloads on npm, a decrease of 60.0% over the past 30 days.
It ranks #2175 of 2,256 tracked npm listings by weekly downloads.
Over 90 days, weekly downloads changed by -84.6%.
PluginStats has 121 daily observations since Jun 19, 2026; the latest is from Oct 17, 2026.
About tailwindcss-linelay
Linelay is a utility library on flex layout with multidiretional capabilities that saves more space than usual grid systems.
Installation
Configuration
Samples
• Complete example • Golden Ratio!
.horiz
Elements inside it will be organized horizontally, like columns.
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.verti
Elements inside it will be organized vertically, like rows.
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.weight-{number}
Controls the weight of the element compared to it's siblings. Siblings with same weight will occupy the remaining space of it's parent equaly, a weight-2 will occupy twice the space of a weight-1.
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Description from the npm listing.
- tailwind
- tailwindcss
- plugin
- tailwindcss-plugin
Where tailwindcss-linelay sits in the listing
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Adoption over time
7/30/90-day growth
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Data source
Weekly downloads (trailing 7 complete days) come from the official npm downloads API. Downloads include CI and mirrors and are not equivalent to installs or users. npm publishes no ratings.
Listing: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tailwindcss-linelay. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 19, 2026. See the methodology.