Implement LESS/SCSS support
See original GitHub issueThe problem
It would be much easier to write inline styles if LESS/SCSS were supported
Proposed solution
Implement LESS or SCSS as alternatives to the css
inline modifier imported from emotion/core
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:11
- Comments:9 (3 by maintainers)
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That would increase complexity and bundlesize dramatically. With emotion you already have full-blown language (javascript) at your disposal to create your styles and there is no much need to introduce any other special syntax (even if it’s as familiar to people as less/scss)
@Andarist
Sass has a huge community, with ports in Dart, C++, etc. Sass is not going away anytime soon, as CSS has traditionally not kept pace. The core reason I use Emotion, is so I don’t have to re-write my CSS documents into Javascript. The same is most certainly true for these developers who have entire websites built on Sass documents, who would migrate to Emotion and support it’s growth.