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sass-lookup
Advanced tools
Get the file associated with a Sass import
This module replaces the Sass compiler's lookup algorithm for resolving a partial's path.
.scss
in the name, all of it.Originally built for Dependents
const sassLookup = require('sass-lookup');
sassLookup({
dependency: 'foo',
filename: 'path/to/filename',
directory: 'path/to/directory'
})
dependency
: The partial's name
@import "foo";
, then "foo"
would be the dependency namefilename
: The file importing the dependencydirectory
: The location(s) of all sass files
Example:
const sassLookup = require('sass-lookup');
sassLookup({
dependency: 'variables',
filename: 'app/styles/styles.scss',
directory: 'app/styles'
}); // yields app/styles/variables.scss
app/styles/styles.scss
has @import "variables";
and that all of the other sass files are located within app/styles
.app/styles/_variables.scss
if the partial had an underscored filename.Assumes a global install of sass-lookup with npm install -g sass-lookup
sass-lookup [options] path/to/file
Run sass-lookup --help
to see all the options.
FAQs
Get the file associated with a Sass import
We found that sass-lookup demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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