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Setting up CSS Preprocessor with npm commands
See original GitHub issueI loved the utility and enjoyed working with default configuration without needing to configure anything.
Though after getting used to LESS/SCSS, I want to use it in the project.
But PostCSS is also a great tool, so don’t wanna remove from the workflow. Though working with only CSS files makes it difficult sometimes and to plug preprocessor, it would require to eject from default config.
Like ionic, it would be good to have features; e.g. in ionic running ionic setup sass will setup the project for SASS/SCSS related workflow and and files; similarly running similar will set it up for LESS or SASS/SCSS
This would keep default scripts and need not to eject.
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This is now explained in the Sass integration documentation.
I would like to have support for stylus.
Could you add the stylus-loader for
*.stylextensions?