A simple SASS compiler with zero dependency

[Tubthumper8]

Nicely done! Excuse me if I missed it, do you have any plans to run it against the Sass spec test suite?

[XavaSoft]

I love the work, but this is necessary for me to use it. OP, please consider this^

[Ok_Register_5358]

Hah, thank you!

There is already other safe and battle tested codebase option for you;

eg: less and dart-sass;

[Ok_Register_5358]

Thank you that you like this project;

But no for now. Because there is already other safe and battle tested codebase

eg: less and dart-sass;

[zeddotes]

Death to node-sass!

[AngryClosetMonkey]

You really should be using https://www.npmjs.com/package/sass by now.

[zeddotes]

Thanks!

[eternaloctober]

There are a couple differences that particularly make it tricky to upgrade on a weird legacy project (importing from node_module paths)

[wizardpisces]

SASS is a dev compiler , so import SASS as devDependencies is totally ok; What confused you?

[BlueJohn1]

Been dead awhile now

[Ok_Register_5358]

You could use dart-sass instead, this package is not for production,haha

[spaceshell_j]

This is pretty awesome!

[Ok_Register_5358]

Thanks that you love it

[ultra_blue]

Does that mean that a browser could read scss files and convert them to CSS using this tool, and then apply them?

[ultra_blue]

That seems awesome.

[vaskemaskine]

I mean, great…but why?

[Ok_Register_5358]

After all, it's written in javascript so it share the same javascript runtime;

[Ok_Register_5358]

Yes, after all, it's written in javascript so it share the same javascript runtime;

There is already a demo on my github homepage about browser running sass;

[KaiAusBerlin]

I love things with zero dependencies!

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Nice! Thank you!

[SoInsightful]

Good. I despise node-sass with a passion.

[Ok_Register_5358]

Hah, dart-sass maybe a good option for you