So I was trying to get this to work with rollup, and there are a number of plugins to do it.
But I couldn't work out how to simply compile it to its own folder:
to get it to be compiled in the first place, you needed to import it into the index.ts, which we don't want anyway, but also causes issues with the typescript declarations (who try to reference the file)
we build multiple outputs but only want the sass to compile once
Currently using directly sass --style=compressed --source-map --embed-sources src/style/index.sass dist/css/style.min.css this works generally fine as a standalone compiler, however: it would be noce to integrate it with rollup, and also add postcss transforms, in particular in https://github.com/postcss/autoprefixer.
So I was trying to get this to work with rollup, and there are a number of plugins to do it. But I couldn't work out how to simply compile it to its own folder:
Currently using directly
sass --style=compressed --source-map --embed-sources src/style/index.sass dist/css/style.min.cssthis works generally fine as a standalone compiler, however: it would be noce to integrate it with rollup, and also add postcss transforms, in particular in https://github.com/postcss/autoprefixer.Note in https://github.com/executablebooks/markdown-it-docutils/commit/90a6e9466a9a5b7534f2a41ea4046f6cdd845052, I added autoprefixer to the css compile, and it seems to work. I was a bit worried it would mess up the source map, but that also appears to be properly handled 😄