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@js.native
@JSImport("styles.scss", JSImport.Namespace)
object Css extends js.Object
object App
{
private val css = Css
def main(args: Array[String])
{
//...
}
}
Of course you need sass-loader
/css-loader
configured in webpack.config.js
Thanks @glmars.
This might be a stupid question, as I am not a web developer by any stretch of the imagination, but how do I use CSS?
I have been following various guides on webpack but I get a bit lost when I try and map that over to Scala.js and scalajs-bundler.
I have a custom webpack configuration setup using the instructions in sass-loader and mini-css-extract-plugin.
This shows how little I know about webpack but I think I need to then "import" the CSS. Where and how do I do this?
The webpack-assets test does have something similar where there is a custom entrypoint but this only looks like it is configured for production (so how does it work in dev mode?). It seems better if I stick to the generated entry point since that seems to contain some required things. It also uses
html-webpack-plugin
which I don't want to use (I'm using twirl templates in a Play project).I also saw that there is another sharedconfig test which seems to be importing it via
@JSImport
which is what I would have expected. I think I figured out that the!loader
prefixes are to disable those loaders although I have no idea why.There is also a comment on https://github.com/scalacenter/scalajs-bundler/issues/62 which says that it CSS loaders can be used but by accident rather than by design.