ui-grid-sass
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SASS implementation of the Angular UI Grid styles. Currently Angular UI Grid only provides LESS for styling. For those looking for a SASS implementation, to integrate in their own environment, this provides a 1:1 match to the existing LESS process.
Currently the Angular UI Grid source files only support LESS for stylesheets. This project exists for those who prefer to use SASS with their projects, porting the current LESS to SASS.
npm install ui-grid-sass or (preferred) yarn add ui-grid-sass@import "your/custom/variables/file";@import "node_modules/ui-grid-sass/src/main";You will want to include an includePaths statement in you build (gulp, webpack, etc) configs
that reference your node_modules directory.
UI Grid SASS uses Bootstrap for styling, and Font Awesome for various icons, so your application must include those
libraries and their dependencies. Both (bootstrap-sass and font-awesome) are active dependencies of this project, and
will automatically be available in node_modules once the package is installed.
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SASS implementation of the Angular UI Grid styles. Currently Angular UI Grid only provides LESS for styling. For those looking for a SASS implementation, to integrate in their own environment, this provides a 1:1 match to the existing LESS process.
We found that ui-grid-sass 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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