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I noticed a few times that I've needed to use arbitrary values. Setting "strictTokens": true, is nice because I can easily catch any values I accidentally mistype. But it could be convenient to implement some syntax for handling arbitrary values.
Not only would it help differentiate tokens and arbitrary values (and would let you opt out of strictTokens, when necessary), but it would also make it easier to search for them when coming back later.
Example: Tailwind does this by wrapping values in brackets, top-[117px]
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I noticed a few times that I've needed to use arbitrary values. Setting
"strictTokens": true, is nice because I can easily catch any values I accidentally mistype. But it could be convenient to implement some syntax for handling arbitrary values.Not only would it help differentiate tokens and arbitrary values (and would let you opt out of
strictTokens, when necessary), but it would also make it easier to search for them when coming back later.Example: Tailwind does this by wrapping values in brackets,
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