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scss-powertools ⚡

Lint, compile, prefix and minify¹ SCSS using one command!

Package unmaintained!

Please read the article at https://klooven.link/powertools.

Setup

As a development dependency

npm install scss-powertools --save-dev

Use without installing

npx scss-powertools <input> <output> [options]

Usage

scss-powertools is made really simple to use, and only consists of one command:

scss-powertools <input> <output> [options]

input (SCSS) and output (CSS) are references to your input SCSS and output CSS, relative to your project root (or where the command is run). If you have your SCSS in scss/app.scss and want to output to dist/styles.css, your command will look like:

scss-powertools scss/app.scss dist/styles.css

Options

Currently there are two options. These should not be combined.

-p or --production => Minify the output CSS,
                      disable source maps and error (non-zero exit code)
                      if any issues, like linting issues occur (use on your CI)
-m or --minify     => Minify the output CSS, even though you are on dev environment

Cool features

SCSS imports can resolve to the node_modules folder

Did you write your imports like this earlier?

@import "node_modules/bootstrap";

No need to, anymore. Just write:

@import "bootstrap";

Simple!

Use in your CI-environment

Running scss-powertools in your CI is easy. Just make sure to include the --production flag. It will make sure that your CI build will error if anything bad happens (like a lint issue).

No config needed

scss-powertools does not need any config. Everything from linting to minifying is preconfigured using recommended settings. You can check powertools.js to learn more about how the tool works.

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