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-# tailwind-plugins
-A collection of useful plugins for TailwindCSS
+# @josephmark/hooks
+
+A collection of useful Tailwind plugins from the team at [Josephmark](https://josephmark.studio)
+
+## Installation
+
+`npm i -S @josephmark/tailwind-plugins`
+
+## Available Plugins
+
+- [oklab](#oklab)
+
+## `oklab`
+
+[Oklab](https://bottosson.github.io/posts/oklab/) is a perceptual colourspace that is particularly good for gradients as it has a more uniform perceived lightness and hue compared to other colourspaces.
+
+Using Oklab can make your CSS gradients a bit sweeter and more natural, however it's not supported for gradients in [Firefox yet](https://caniuse.com/mdn-css_types_image_gradient_conic-gradient_interpolation_color_space).
+
+### Usage
+
+First, add oklab to your `tailwind.config.js` file:
+
+```js
+// tailwind.config.js
+module.exports = {
+  plugins: [require("@josephmark/tailwind-plugins/oklab")],
+}
+```
+
+**Utilities**
+
+Note - all Oklab colour utilities currently JIT values only since your theme is probably in hex or RGB.
+
+- `bg-gradient-oklab-to-[direction]` Use Oklab interpolation for gradients eg: `bg-gradient-oklab-to-r from-red-500 to-blue-500` or `supports-oklab-grad:bg-gradient-oklab-to-r from-red-500 to-blue-500`
+  (note: colours don't need to be Oklab to use interpolation). **This is probably the utility you want to use from this plugin.**
+- `from-oklab-[colour]` Set gradient start to an Oklab colour eg: `from-oklab-[0.77_-0.09_-0.06]` or `supports-oklab:from-oklab-[0.77_-0.09_-0.06]`
+- `via-oklab-[colour]` Set gradient mid-point to an Oklab colour eg: `via-oklab-[0.78_0.06_0.16]` or `supports-oklab:via-oklab-[0.78_0.06_0.16]`
+- `to-oklab-[colour]` Set gradient end to an Oklab colour eg: `to-oklab-[0.62_0.15_-0.16]` or `supports-oklab:to-oklab-[0.62_0.15_-0.16]`
+- `text-oklab-[colour]` Set text to an Oklab colour eg: `text-oklab-[0.77_-0.09_-0.06]` or `supports-oklab:text-oklab-[0.77_-0.09_-0.06]`
+- `bg-oklab-[colour]` Set background to an Oklab colour eg: `bg-oklab-[0.77_-0.09_-0.06]`
+
+**Variants**
+
+- `supports-oklab` Check for CSS support of Oklab colours
+- `supports-oklab-grad` Check for CSS support of Oklab gradient interpolation