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A malicious npm package targets Solana developers, rerouting funds in 2% of transactions to a hardcoded address.
cd extend
npm install --save-dev fp-sass
Add these tasks to extend/custom.js
:
'custom:frontend-copy'
'sass:frontend-copy'
'custom:once'
'sass:once'
'custom:watch'
'sass:watch'
On the command line:
fp sass[:subtask]
Create a source/_styles/src/sass
directory and put all Sass code there.
This extension will read one directory deep for files with a .sass
or .scss
extension. Partials must be nested deeper. Sass code will be preprocessed into
CSS and built into the paths.source.cssBld
directory as declared in
patternlab-config.json
.
Please use CSS sourcemaps for debugging purposes. Add the following to your
pref.yml
file:
sass:
sourceMap: true
To write sourcemaps inline, configure as follows:
sass:
sourceMap: true
sourceMapContents: true
sourceMapEmbed: true
Similarly, any
documented Sass option can be configured in pref.yml
under the sass
setting.
Newer versions (>= v0.3.0) of fp-sass
have replaced
Node Sass
with
Dart Sass.
Source comment support has been replaced by sourcemaps.
'sass'
'sass:frontend-copy'
'custom:frontend-copy'
.frontend-copy
task then copies the CSS to the backend.'sass:once'
'custom:once'
.'sass'
.'sass:watch'
'custom:watch'
.source/_styles/src/sass
directory for file modifications.sass
and overwrites CSS whether or not it has direct edits.FAQs
Sass extension for Fepper
We found that fp-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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