How to @import absolute path directly?
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resolve: {
alias: {
$variables: path.resolve('./styles/variables.styl')
}
}
xx.styl
@import '$variables '
//error
How to @import
absolute path directly?
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You should define a variable using
define
in stylus-loader options:And then inside a stylus file:
You can also use
import
option to auto-import these variables:In case someone is looking for rollup.
globals
key is used todefine
in the pluginrollup-plugin-stylus-compiler