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A supply chain attack on Axios introduced a malicious dependency, plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, published minutes earlier and absent from the project’s GitHub releases.
scss-variable-loader
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Parses your SCSS variables and returns them as an object. Supports SCSS functions like lighten, darken, mix, etc.
Input:
$gray-base: #000 !default;
$gray-darker: lighten($gray-base, 13.5%) !default; // #222
$gray-dark: lighten($gray-base, 20%) !default; // #333
$gray: lighten($gray-base, 33.5%) !default; // #555
$gray-light: lighten($gray-base, 46.7%) !default; // #777
$gray-lighter: lighten($gray-base, 93.5%) !default; // #eee
Result:
{
"grayBase": "#000",
"grayDarker": "#222222",
"grayDark": "#333333",
"gray": "#555555",
"grayLight": "#777777",
"grayLighter": "#eeeeee"
}
npm install --save-dev scss-variable-loader
or
yarn add -D scss-variable-loader
import variables from "scss-variable-loader!./_variables.scss";
// => returns all the variables in _variables.scss as an object with each variable name camelCased
Note: If you've already defined loaders for Sass files in the configuration, you can override the loader order by writing !!scss-variable-loader!./_variables.scss to disable all loaders specified in the configuration for that module request.
You can pass options to the loader via query parameters.
import variables from "sass-variable-loader?preserveVariableNames!./_variables.scss";
// => returns all the variables in _variables.scss as an object with each variable name left intact
Built by wuz Based on SASS Variable Loader
FAQs
A webpack loader for SCSS variables
We found that scss-variable-loader 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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