@bookshop/sass
Advanced tools
To use Bookshop styles on your website, you can run the bookshop-sass command provided by @bookshop/sass.
npm i -D @bookshop/sass
# or
yarn add -D @bookshop/sass
# then
npx @bookshop/sass -b component-library -o site/css/bookshop.css
From within your package.json file you can add the script as:
"sass:build": "bookshop-sass -b component-library -o site/css/bookshop.css",
"sass:watch": "bookshop-sass -b component-library -o site/css/bookshop.css -w"
This compiles all styles from the Bookshop (including running any Postcss plugins you have configured in your working directory), and outputs a css file ready to be referenced on your website.
See npx @bookshop/sass --help for available options.
FAQs
Standalone sass compiler for Bookshop
The npm package @bookshop/sass receives a total of 640 weekly downloads. As such, @bookshop/sass popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bookshop/sass demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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