PNPM equivalent of Styled Components

[delicate jacinth]

I’ve tried DaisyUI, I don’t like it

I hate in-line css,
What is a pnpm friendly stying framework like styled components, that allows you to define a style and use it?

Styled components is easy, but it errors in a pnpm project

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[limber pewter]

maybe try adding node-linker=hoisted to an .npmrc file and then run pnpm i again?

that might get styled components working

[limber pewter]

@delicate jacinth any luck?

[delicate jacinth]

No, I tried “DaisyUI”, but it’s not good

[limber pewter]

no i mean have you tried getting styled-components working with the settings i suggested above

i think that could make it work with pnpm

[delicate jacinth]

Not yet, I created a new project that dosnt use neon or drizzle, they’re a joke to work with

[karmic oriole]

It is possible, there are some threads in it from long ago but I too dropped SC after it seemed to be dying and didn’t support pnpm.

Ended up moving to tailwind and it grew on me, but here are alternatives I liked:

https://vanilla-extract.style/

https://stylexjs.com/

and by dying I mean, dropping styled-system, slower contributions to the core repo, and questionable RSC support (this may have since been fixed)

[limber pewter]

im very confused - we are talking about styled-components yes?

database choice may not be relevant at the moment

[delicate jacinth]

I’ve tried that once, it seems confusing

[delicate jacinth]

The reason why I’m not using pnpm is because first, it’s really annoying using neon and drizzle, but then… when styled components didn’t work right….. that made me want to stop with that project…. It’s drizzle and neon are pretty bad

[limber pewter]

ah right fair

have you tried using yarn?

[delicate jacinth]

Is it better than npm? I heard in some tutorial that pnpm is better then npm, that’s why I started into that project right away.

[limber pewter]

yeah its a little bit better than npm

has some nice features (like yarn upgrade-interactive) and while its faster than npm, its not as fast as pnpm

also has much less compatability issues than with pnpm

[delicate jacinth]

Ok 👍 does it have any security issues with Mac?

[limber pewter]

nope

its developed by facebook and its very widely used

probably more popular than pnpm just because its more mature

[delicate jacinth]

Ok 👍 well, neon and drizzle requried pnpm, that’s the main reason why I even installed it.
Idk if yarn uses all the features that they “require” to be able to use to

[karmic oriole]

generally you can interchange pnpm and yarn.

Don’t want to reduce them to simple trade offs, but generally in my experience pnpm has better monorepo support, yarn is more mature (though pnpm is totally stable).

[limber pewter]

seems like theres a yarn option https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/get-started-postgresql#neon-postgres