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@exmg/lit-cli

v2.0.3

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Exmachina's CLI helper with Lit projects

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LitCLIExmg

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Exmg Lit Utils @exmg/lit-cli

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Features

The LitCli package provides two handy CLI to process SCSS file

  • lit-sass-cli

Setup

git clone the project, then simply run npm i

Development

The development process takes place on dedicated feature or fix branches. Each branch is then merged into master branch.

Please refer to the naming conventions for branches in the good practices section.

Usage

exmg-lit-cli sass

The Lit Sass CLI allows the developer to generate TS file from SCSS file to be used in Lit Components. There are two modes to it.

Watcher

The default way of working of the Sass CLI is the watcher

exmg-lit-cli sass

The CLI will go through your file tree from the directory it is ran ignoring node_modules folder.

Providing source files

Alternatively it is possible to run the command by specifying the files to process, that being a single file or a file pattern using the --files or -f flag

exmg-lit-cli sass -f \"./src/**/*.scss\"

Note that it will process those file and exit, this is not a watcher.