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snowpack-sass-compiler

v1.0.6

Published

This plugin adds [Sass](https://sass-lang.com/) support

Downloads

8

Readme

snowpack-sass-compiler

Snowpack plugin to add the support for Sass. this plugin will compile all *.scss or *.sass files in your project directory to CSS..

A Note on Sass Implementations

Sass is interesting in that multiple compilers are available: sass (written in Dart) & node-sass (written in JavaScript). Both packages run on Node.js and both are popular on npm. However, node-sass is now considered deprecated.

This plugin was designed to work with the sass package. sass is automatically installed with this plugin as a direct dependency, so no extra effort is required on your part.

Usage

npm i snowpack-sass-compiler --save-dev

Then add the plugin to your Snowpack config:

// snowpack.config.js

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    [
      'snowpack-sass-compiler',
      {
        /* see options below */
      },
    ],
  ],
};

Plugin Options

| Name | Type | Description | | :------------------ | :-------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | includePaths | String[] | This array of strings option provides load paths for Sass to look for imports. Earlier load paths will take precedence over later ones.same as using in compilerOptions| | useAlias | Boolean | This determine whather you using path aliases or not Default:false.set it to true to be able to use aliases.| | aliasPrefix | String | this will tell the plugin what prefix you use for the aliases if you have one Default:none. It's optional but for optimization purposes determine a prefix is recommended. example: alias=@style -> aliasPrefix="@"| | compilerOptions | {object} | This will give you the access to all Sass compiler options. |

Note: compilerOptions does not support sourceMap yet.

Alias

You can use alias path by adding your snowpack configuration file snowpack.config.js

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
  [
      'snowpack-sass-compiler',
      {
        useAlias:true,
        aliasPrefix:"@" //could work without this
        compilerOptions: { outputStyle: 'compressed',includePaths: ['node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css'] },
      },
    ],
    ...    
  ],
  alias: {
    '@myStyles': './path/to/styles',
  },
  
  };

then you can use @myStyles in your SASS/SCSS files without having to include the relative path over and over. ./my/other/style/example.scss

@import '@myStyles/some.scss'
...

Note: there is no need to use includePaths when using alias as its give more flexible paths that are easy to read and tracable