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node-sass-extra

v0.3.3

Published

A drop-in replacement for node-sass' Node API that adds support for globs, promises and more.

Downloads

20

Readme

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node-sass-extra

A drop-in replacement for node-sass' Node API that adds support for globs, promises and more.

Why?

:heavy_check_mark: Glob support
:heavy_check_mark: Promise support
:heavy_check_mark: Write css
:heavy_check_mark: Write source maps
:heavy_check_mark: Output to directory
:heavy_check_mark: Dynamically define output destination
:heavy_check_mark: Compile multiple files at once
:heavy_check_mark: Compile multiple files into single output
:heavy_check_mark: Sync and async support
:heavy_check_mark: Non-breaking node-sass API

Install

npm install node-sass-extra -D

Usage

const sass = require('node-sass-extra');

const results = await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    [, ...options]
});

// OR

const results = sass.renderSync({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    [, ...options]
});

Options

|Name|Type|Description| |----|----|-----------| |data|string | string[]|String(s) to be compiled.| |file|string | string[]|File(s) to be compiled; can be a file path or a glob pattern.| |output|string | function|The output destination; if provided, files WILL be written to disk. Can be a file path, a directory, or a callback that returns a file path or directory. Must be/return a file path when paired with data.| |outFile|string | function|The output destination; does NOT write files to disk. Can be a file path, a directory, or a callback that returns a file path or directory. Must be/return a file path when paired with data. output will override this value if provided.| |sourceMap|string | function|The source map destination. If paired with output, source maps WILL be written to disk. Either the output or outFile option must be set to use this option. Can be a boolean, a file path, a directory, or a callback that returns a boolean, file path or directory. If a boolean or directory, the file will be named after the output file.| |globOptions|object|The configuration options for the glob pattern.| |...||All other node-sass options.|

Examples

// compile but don't write files
const results = await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    outFile: 'css'
});

// write css and source maps
await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    output: 'css',
    sourceMap: true
});

// add `.min` suffix to compressed output
await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    output: srcFile => srcFile.replace(/.scss$/, '.min.css'),
    outputStyle: 'compressed'
});

// ignore sass partials
await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    output: 'css',
    globOptions: {
        ignore: '_*.scss',
        follow: true
    }
});

// combine multiple sources into a single output
await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    output: 'main.css'
});

// dynamically determine the css and source map destinations
await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss',
    output: srcFile => srcFile.replace(/src\//, 'css/'),
    sourceMap: destFile => destFile.replace(/css\//, 'maps/')
});

API

sass.render(options[, callback])

Asynchronous rendering; returns a promise. Promise resolves with a result object(s) and rejects with an error object. If more than one source is compiled an array of results is returned.

const sass = require('node-sass-extra');

const results = await sass.render({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss'
    [, ...options]
});

sass.renderSync(options)

Synchronous rendering; returns a result object(s). If more than one source is compiled an array of results is returned.

const sass = require('node-sass-extra');

const results = sass.renderSync({
    file: 'src/**/*.scss'
    [, ...options]
});

sass.info

Version information for node-sass-extra, node-sass and libsass.

const sass = require('node-sass-extra');

console.log(sass.info);

// outputs something like:

// node-sass-extra 0.1.0   (Wrapper)       [JavaScript]
// node-sass       2.0.1   (Wrapper)       [JavaScript]
// libsass         3.1.0   (Sass Compiler) [C/C++]