mergeRecord

Briefly

Use this if you want to merge styleSheet objects into a single styleSheet object. mergeRecord is useful when you need to dynamically override styles, for example, based on component props. It deeply merges style objects from left to right.

Note

Unlike tw.mergeProps, this function returns a style object, not a className string. It is the underlying utility used by many other tailwindest functions.

1. Type definition

;(...overrideRecord: Array<StyleType>) => StyleType

2. Spec

Usage

tw.mergeRecord(baseStyle, overrideStyle1, overrideStyle2)

Parameters

• ...overrideRecord: A rest parameter for any number of tailwindest style objects. They are deeply merged from left to right, with properties from later objects overwriting earlier ones.

Example

Basic Overriding

You can override specific properties by passing multiple objects. The last object’s values take precedence.

import { tw } from "~/tw"

const finalStyle = tw.mergeRecord(
    {
        color: "text-gray-950",
        fontWeight: "font-bold",
        fontSize: "text-base",
    },
    {
        color: "text-red-100",
    },
    {
        color: "text-blue-100", // This one wins
    }
)

// Resulting object:
// {
//   color: "text-blue-100",
//   fontWeight: "font-bold",
//   fontSize: "text-base",
// }

Deep Merging Nested Objects

The merge is deep, meaning nested objects (like variants) are merged recursively.

import { tw } from "~/tw"

const baseStyle = {
    padding: "p-2",
    hover: {
        backgroundColor: "hover:bg-gray-100",
        color: "hover:text-black",
    },
}

const overrideStyle = {
    hover: {
        // This overrides the hover background color
        backgroundColor: "hover:bg-blue-500",
    },
}

const merged = tw.mergeRecord(baseStyle, overrideStyle)

// Resulting object:
// {
//   padding: "p-2",
//   hover 9: {
//     backgroundColor: "hover:bg-blue-500", // from overrideStyle
//     color: "hover:text-black",          // from baseStyle
//   },
// }