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Add style property to package.json, allowing for easier imports. - #514
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Add style property to package.json, allowing for easier imports.
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@davejtoews the StackOverflow link you cited was from 2015 and mentions…
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@whmii In addition to npm-sass and sass-module-importer mentioned above, it's also used by npm-css, rework-npm, npm-less, parcelify, and diamond, and It's been flagged as a "nice-to-have" feature in webpack's css-loader. I made a similar PR on Bourbon, and you can see the discussion there. |
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When installed via npm, a style property in package.json allows this module to be easily imported when using tools such as npm-sass or sass-module-importer.
Apparently the "style" key is not a standard, but it is a growing trend. Here's a StackOverflow thread on the subject: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32037150/style-field-in-package-json