@phanty/sass-bundler v1.0.2

sass-bundler

A quick and dirty npm package for bundling page-specific SASS/SCSS.

Installation

npm install --save-dev @phanty/sass-bundler

Usage

@import and @use statements in SASS must be preceeded by !bundler, e.g. @use "!bundler/_partial.scss".

For the bundler to recognize partials, their filename must be preceeded by _.

Outputs partials used by all SASS files to a single file.

Example

Input

a.scss

@use "!bundler/_partial1.scss"

#a{
  color: red;
}

b.scss

@use "!bundler/_partial1.scss"

#b{
  color: green;
}

_partial1.scss

span{
  font-weight: bold;
}

Compiles to

a.css

#a{
  color: red;
}

b.css

#b{
  color: green;
}

shared.css

span{
  font-weight: bold;
}

CLI

sass-bundler [command] [options]

Commands:

• help - Print help
• init - Generate a default config file in current directory
• build - Build and bundle SASS/SCSS files. If sass-bundler.config.js isn't in the project root, uses default config.
• watch - Watch SASS/SCSS files for changes. If sass-bundler.config.js isn't in the project root, uses default config.

Options:

• --config [string] - Path to config file
• --<CONFIG_ARG> [string] - Overwrite config argument

API

class Bundler(config?)

• .buildAll() - Builds and bundles all SCSS/SASS files according to config
• .watch() - Watches files for changes. Incrementally compiles.

Configuration

• sassDir: [string] - ./sass - Path to the SASS/SCSS directory
• outDir: [string] - Default: ./build - Path to the output directory
• verbose: [boolean] - Default: false - If true, prints which files have been compiled
• sharedPath: [string] - Default: ./build/shared.css - Path to the file where to output the shared css