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SASS Support in templates #315

Closed hheexx closed 8 years ago

hheexx commented 8 years ago

SASS is standard now for modern web apps.

Why not add sass-loader to webpack config in templates?

MarkPieszak commented 8 years ago

In the documentation it's shown how to set it up with webpack it's actually real easy to add in there. I think Steve just didn't want it to be a default, as some people prefer Stylus, or Less, (or even regular css)

https://github.com/aspnet/JavaScriptServices/tree/dev/src/Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices#example-a-simple-webpack-setup-that-builds-typescript

hheexx commented 8 years ago

Yea, I added it very easily to wabpack. But I thought it should be in by default.

If you are interested I may submit pull request...

asadsahi commented 8 years ago

One of my project based on spa generator uses SCSS, if that helps:

https://github.com/asadsahi/AspNetCoreSpa

Just upgraded to Latest and greatest too (Typescript 2, Webpack 2, Angular 2 Final) :)

SteveSandersonMS commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion. As per @MarkPieszak's comment, I think this is covered by docs, and we are trying our best to minimise the out-of-the-box concept count, hence not putting this in by default.

It doesn't seem like there is any one de-facto standard way of handling styling these days (about as many people ask about SASS as LESS as PostCSS as SPA-framework-specific styling concerns), so it's tough to say one way is what everyone wants. But as always we'll keep listening to feedback, and if one particular setup becomes much more popular than alternatives, we'll certainly consider making it the template default.