@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils
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Generic SCSS utilities for web projects. This package provides several utilities in the form of sass mixins that help with writing common repetitive CSS rule sets. View changelog.
Install the package from npm:
$ npm install --save-dev @jjwesterkamp/sass-utils
A few variables are required by this package. Copy the config file into your project, and modify the variables to your needs. Then import it into your SCSS project:
@import 'sass-utils.config';
To get started quickly import the index files importing all functions and mixins:
@import 'sass-utils.config';
@import '~@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils/scss/functions.index';
@import '~@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils/scss/mixins.index';
Alternatively you may import only the specific mixins that you need:
@import "~@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils/scss/mixins/absolute-block-pseudo";
@import "~@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils/scss/mixins/absolute-overlay";
@import "~@jjwesterkamp/sass-utils/scss/mixins/autofill-style";
// ...
The MIT licence (MIT). See the license file for more information.
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Generic SCSS utilities for web projects.
The npm package @jjwesterkamp/sass-utils receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, @jjwesterkamp/sass-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @jjwesterkamp/sass-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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