sassy-bits v1.0.0

sassy-bits

sass transform plugin for bit-imports

This plugin uses sass.js to do the heavy lifting. Using sass.js gives us the ability to transpile scss right in the browser.

Install

npm install sassy-bits -D

For sassy-bits to work correctly, you must also install sass.js.

npm install sass.js -D

Sample configuration

/* jshint unused: false, undef: false */
var System = (function() {

  // Get the extension rule matches
  var extension = bitimports.Rule.matcher.extension;

  // Create instance of bitimports
  var importer = bitimports.config({
    "paths": {
      "sass": "./node_modules/sassy-bits/dist/index.js",
    }
  });


  // Make sure we configure the builtin `js` plugin to only process
  // js files... Add other extensions that need to be processed by
  // the js pipeline right here.
  importer.plugin("js", {
    match: {
      path: extension("js")
    }
  });


  // Setup sass pipeline to process all files with css and scss
  // extensions
  importer.plugin("sass", {
    match: {
      path: extension("css|scss")
    },
    transform: "sass"
  });


  return importer;
})();

var require = System.require;


// Now we can import css and scss files
require("!./path/to/some/file.scss");

Sassy options

All sass options must be in a sass object, which is passed directly to the compiler.

  importer.plugin("sass", {
    match: {
      path: extension("css|scss")
    },
    transform: {
      handler: "sass",
      sass: {
        comments: false
      }
    }
  });

For a list of available options, please take a look here.