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schematics-scss-migrate

v2.3.17

Published

a year ago

A schematic to migrate from CSS to SCSS stylesheet format for an Angular CLI project

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Getting Started With SCSS-Migrate

A schematic to migrate from CSS to SCSS (or vice versa) stylesheet format for an Angular CLI project

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Installation

npm i --save-dev schematics-scss-migrate

Or using the CLI

ng add schematics-scss-migrate

Note that the ng add command still adds the package to the devDependencies

Usage

In your Angular CLI project, run ng g schematics-scss-migrate:scss-migrate.

This will do the following in the consuming project:

Rename all the stylesheets in the src folder recursively
Alter the styleUrls in respective component classes to point to the new file names for stylesheets
Updates the component styles schematics value in the angular.json file or creates one if the schematic does not exist, and
Renames all styles.css references to styles.scss in the angular.json file

Notes

Try first with the --dry-run=true flag
When asked which project to migrate, use the project name from the angular.json file. It is case sensitive.