backpack-node-sass
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backpack-node-sass runs several node-sass processes in parallel - allowing Sass files to be transpiled faster than using node-sass directly.
npm install --save-dev backpack-node-sass
> backpack-node-sass
✔ 159 files found
✔ 8 workers spawned
✔ 159/159 compiled
Add a comment to output files - e.g. a license header or file comment:
Note: Ensure your prefixComment is plain text and does not already include comments in the form /* */.
> backpack-node-sass --prefixComment="$(<./license.txt)"
✔ 159 files found
✔ 8 workers spawned
✔ 159/159 compiled
Watch mode:
> backpack-node-sass --watch
✔ Ready for changes
✔ Compiled: packages/bpk-component-button/src/bpk-button.css
✔ Compiled: packages/bpk-component-text/src/BpkText.css
FAQs
Parallelised `node-sass` with Backpack support
The npm package backpack-node-sass receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, backpack-node-sass popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that backpack-node-sass demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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