Instead of using @require which is not a thing in css, use @import to handle including modules and/or local files. npm-css is a preprocessor and thus will turn the css file into a valid one after it runs. Having @require in a comment doesn't really add value as you still need to run npm-css on it to get the correct file.
Instead of using @require which is not a thing in css, use @import to handle including modules and/or local files. npm-css is a preprocessor and thus will turn the css file into a valid one after it runs. Having @require in a comment doesn't really add value as you still need to run npm-css on it to get the correct file.
/cc @Raynos