Closed TheJaredWilcurt closed 3 years ago
Nope.
One of the problem, is that CSS processing will be much faster if you will run SugarSS, Autoprefixer, and all other plugins together.
But you can create an all-in-one dependency, which will respect postcss.config.js
by postcss-load-config
and have some build-in plugins.
...yeah, that's what I meant. Is there a thing that already did that
Curious if there is a single
npm install
that can take this:and produce
I've seen most of this covered as individual Post-CSS plugins, but haven't seen an "all-in-one" Sass replacement that is easier to set up than the real thing. If you add in the ability to do linting, then I'd be interested in swapping Sass out for it in personal projects. Then maybe building tooling around it and contributing. Right now I've been using Sass for so long I can't reasonably justify leaving it to do more work for less features.