bulma-scss
This is a port of the Bulma project SASS files to the SCSS syntax.
Currently, these files are based on Bulma version 0.9.3, and will be updated with later releases. The files are converted to SCSS with this script.
Installation
Install with Yarn
yarn add bulma-scss
Install with npm
npm install bulma-scss
Contributions
You can contribute to the Bulma source code.
Support
If you are having issues with this repository, please let us know.
We use this project's Github issue tracker.
License
The project is licensed under the MIT license.
Active development?
Is this package still under active development? We're planning on using this in a production application, and would still like to remain up to date with the latest Bulma features. :smiley:
fix: wrong sass file ending
I had problems with the import due to file /form/_all.scss. After a check i saw that there was still the file ending .sass. After deleting it, everything worked fine for me.
Scss modules?
Just checking if there's any intention of moving this towards the sass module pattern? No pressure, just checking on future plans. Thanks for the great work.
Only need level and columns
Thank you for sharing this port!
Can you instruct me how to include only the level? I put the following in my scss
@import 'bulma-scss/components/level';
but i get the compile error
is there a base file to import?
sass:math, needed for math.div support, not included in bulma-scss 0.9.3?
After upgrading to
adding to my page scss,
then run my usual webpack asset build
adding a
use
to theinclude
,doesn't do the trick. same error as above with webpack build.
but adding directly to
webpack completes with no errors.
(1) shouldn't
be 'in' & made available by, bulma sources?
(2) since the
use
doesn't apparently get picked up from theinclude
, is there another method to add in once, and not requiring it in each source file?Since here
https://github.com/jgthms/bulma/issues/3333
it apears to be resolved, it this^ bulma-scss specific?
Bulma 0.9.3
:wave: Me again!
As my last PR, I used the following script to generate the files: https://gist.github.com/j1mc/ff1ff83e277b1e221761fc0c0ee3b164
Thank you!