node-sass-css-tilde-importer

A node-sass customer importer which imports CSS files, also supporting tilde syntax to directly import from node_modules directory

Install

npm i -D node-sass-css-tilde-importer

Usage

The .css extension triggers special behavior in Sass so you cannot import a file with a CSS extension. To work around this, you must use a special prefix on the import string and omit the extension.

@import "CSS:some_folder/some_css_file"

Usage of the module:

const sass = require('node-sass'),
  cssImporter = require('node-sass-css-tilde-importer');
 
const result = sass.renderSync({ // Alternatively use "render()"
  importer: [cssImporter]
});

Note

Please note, that using node-sass-css-tilde-importer does not add generic tilde support for scss files. If you want to have this as well, you need to import node-sass-tilde-importer as well. Luckily, node-sass-css-tilde-importer relies on node-sass-tilde-importer for tilde support.

const sass = require('node-sass'),
  cssImporter = require('node-sass-css-tilde-importer'),
  tildeImporter = require('node-sass-tilde-importer');
 
const result = sass.renderSync({ // Alternatively use "render()"
  importer: [tidleImporter, cssImporter]
});

How is this different from node-sass-css-importer? Two things are different. The first is the additional tilde support for CSS files. The second thing is the lack of importPaths (e.g. where the plugin automatically searches for css files with the given name). With the node-sass-css-tilde-importer all files need to be references directly.

Please refer to the node-sass readme for full instruction on how to use custom importers.