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So far, it is straightforward to follow advice in issues or discussion (#123), to add support for component level styles; and this is supported by the VSCode plug-in. But this doesn't provide global Sass support (that is, for the global CSS), and of course must be wired separately (including a build process "around" Sapper for global styles) by each application.
This is a feature request to have either Sass, or more ideally a selection of the common CSS processing tools, available "off the shelf in the box" with Sapper.
I believe this feature is in the spirit of Supper, as it would execute entirely at compile time, and (perhaps with some optimization add-on) continue the Sapper/Svelte goal of doing work at compile time to bridge between concise, fluent application code and small, fast runtime code.
arggh, laurentpayot, nsivertsen, wighawag, SkaterDad and 7 moremaxmilton and ximus