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I've noticed a few SASS projects use both a style and sass property in their package.json's. Seems like the style property points to the compiled CSS and the sass property points to the source SASS.
Perhaps npm-sass could look for both, prioritizing the sass property if it finds it?
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...I could have sworn I've seen more libraries do this, but I can't seem to find them.
I still think it's a good idea, since it allows a package to give both compiled and source SASS, and npm-sass can pick up on the source when it's available. I can definitely make a PR to make it happen, I just wanted to throw the idea out there to see how well it'd be received.
I've noticed a few SASS projects use both a
style
andsass
property in theirpackage.json
's. Seems like thestyle
property points to the compiled CSS and thesass
property points to the source SASS.Perhaps npm-sass could look for both, prioritizing the
sass
property if it finds it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: