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`gulp-core-build-sass` is a `gulp-core-build` subtask which processes sass and scss files using SASS, runs them through postcss, and produces commonjs/amd modules which are injected using the `@microsoft/load-themed-styles` package.
gulp-core-build-sass is a gulp-core-build subtask which processes sass and scss files using SASS, runs them through postcss, and produces commonjs/amd modules which are injected using the @microsoft/load-themed-styles package.
This task invokes gulp-sass to compile source SASS files into a CommonJS module which uses load-themed-styles to load styles onto the page. If the libAmdFolder is specified globally, this task will also output an AMD module. Various templates may be specified.
An optional parameter for text to include in the generated typescript file.
Default: '/* tslint:disable */'
An optional parameter for text to include at the end of the generated typescript file.
Default: '/* tslint:enable */'
An array of glob patterns for locating SASS files.
Default: ['src/**/*.scss']
If this option is specified, ALL files will be treated as module.sass or module.scss and will
automatically generate a corresponding TypeScript file. All classes will be
appended with a hash to help ensure uniqueness on a page. This file can be
imported directly, and will contain an object describing the mangled class names.
Default: false
If this is false, then we do not create .css files in the lib directory.
Default: false
If files are matched by sassMatch which do not end in .module.sass or .module.scss, log a warning.
Default: false
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`gulp-core-build-sass` is a `gulp-core-build` subtask which processes sass and scss files using SASS, runs them through postcss, and produces commonjs/amd modules which are injected using the `@microsoft/load-themed-styles` package.
The npm package @microsoft/gulp-core-build-sass receives a total of 11,091 weekly downloads. As such, @microsoft/gulp-core-build-sass popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @microsoft/gulp-core-build-sass demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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