With dart-sass now being the primary implementation, and new features being added to sass after a long quiet period, I think it would be ideal to be able to use dart-sass within Wyam.
My workaround right now is to run sass in parallel with Wyam. I'd be interested in working on this, but I don't know how contributions work given statiq's licensing.
I've tried a basic implementation of this, but ran into issues with Javascript modules when using the dart-sass js lib. A (more performant) alternative is to wrap the dart sass process, but that's probably a no-go due the virtual filesystem.
From the sass-lang.com web site: Dart Sass is the primary implementation of Sass, which means it gets new features before any other implementation
Dart Sass launched stable support for the new sass module system (
@use+@forward) and built-in modules several months ago. Angular now uses dart-sass primarily (but can fall back to node-sass if it's installed). Libsass still doesn't support these features.With dart-sass now being the primary implementation, and new features being added to sass after a long quiet period, I think it would be ideal to be able to use dart-sass within Wyam.
My workaround right now is to run
sassin parallel with Wyam. I'd be interested in working on this, but I don't know how contributions work given statiq's licensing.I've tried a basic implementation of this, but ran into issues with Javascript modules when using the dart-sass js lib. A (more performant) alternative is to wrap the dart sass process, but that's probably a no-go due the virtual filesystem.