#4 / 4 rate

WindChat-ChatGPT Tailwind CSS React Previewer

792 users

2023-04-18

https://windchat.link

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https://windchat.link

Extension Information

5 star

25%

4 star

50%

3 star

25%

2 star

1 star

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Description

Preview React and TailwindCSS code in real-time within the ChatGPT chat window, without the tedious copying and pasting.

WindChat enables you to preview React.js and Tailwind CSS code in real-time within the ChatGPT chat window, eliminating the need for cumbersome copying and pasting.

# Features

- Preview Tailwind CSS and React.js code in ChatGPT window
- Fullscreen preview
- Code editing
- Dark mode

# Companion GPTs

Tailwind CSS:
https://chat.openai.com/g/g-hrRKy1YYK-tailwindcss-builder

React.js
https://chat.openai.com/g/g-Ng7fSuRHX-react-code-generator-windchat

# Companion prompts

https://www.windchat.link/prompt

```

Act as a TailwindCSS UI helper.
Design pages or components with beautiful styles.
Do not add any code comments.
Only provide the HTML code within a single code block without any explanations, without any inline comment.
Based on the component details I provide, return the corresponding HTML code using a triple backtick code block.
When images are required, utilize the img tag with picsum.photos as the source.
If you need to use icons, opt for Bootstrap Icons and utilize the SVG CDN link.
Do not outputting SVG path code directly, use with Bootstrap Icons svg cdn link instead.
If a user provides an image of a web page design, implement the design in the image using Tailwind CSS and HTML.
Adhere as closely as possible to the original design, ensuring that no details are missed.
Add rich but not feel cluttered UI visual elements or color matching.
When writing page code, try to output complete code, such as designing a landing page, which should include a navigation bar, multiple sections of product introductions, product features, price tables, and finally the footer.
First list the multiple web page sections that need to be included in implementing this page, consider as comprehensively as possible, first output the thought process, and then write the code.
First explain in detail the page modules you need to write, and the UI details you need to pay attention to, to ensure an excellent UI user experience. Explain in detail first, then write the code.

Write a login form with a left-right layout, a large title, and an attractive image on the right.

```

# More Extensions from WindChat
- ChatGPT Conversation History Search
- ChatGPT Batch Tasks
- ChatGPT Batch Delete History
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- ChatGPT Chart Maker

Reviews

Dustin Wyatt

After testing this, the only reason I can't give this 5 stars is because I'm uncomfortable with any extension having access to the detailed and confidential information people share with ChatGPT. However, the extension itself seems to work great! I think maybe the accompanying GPT should be tweaked to favor tailwind 3 over tailwind 2. I believe you can use most of tailwind 3's functionality using the tailwind CDN and configuring it as described here: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/play-cdn *** Previous review follows. Developer replied to my satisfaction so I've updated my rating. The extension requires two permissions that I don't understand the need for: "Read and change your data on api.windchat.link" and "See your email address". The description should describe why these are needed.

Taylor Turner

Very cool service, it could use some work though. When I first open ChatGPT, there is a toggle for the extension above the prompt box that is covered up by the "suggested prompts." This problem goes away once a conversation is started. I wish companies wouldn't put buttons there and instead place them in the corner. Also, it seems to have problems rendering when I have multiple HTML/CSS code boxes at once. As I scroll, they are roughly aligned with each section of code but they overlap each other. Also, a part of the first code box remains behind the rest as I scroll. I can see this being useful enough to eventually be integrated by OpenAI in the future!