It would be great, if you also provide the official bulma extensions!

Can you publish it to npm?

Could NPM support (i.e. package.json file) be added?

There does not seem to be an scss file for the level layout. Is is missing or buried somewhere not obvious?

<3

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. 😃

After upgrading to

bulma-scss '0.9.3'

adding to my page scss,

page.scss
	@import 'myvars';
+	$test_var: math.div($some-val * 2, 100);

then run my usual webpack asset build

Module build failed (from ./node_modules/mini-css-extract-plugin/dist/loader.js):
ModuleBuildError: Module build failed (from ./node_modules/sass-loader/dist/cjs.js):
SassError: There is no module with the namespace "math".
   ╷
17 │ $test_var: math.div($some-val * 2, 100);
   │            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   ╵

adding a use to the include,

_myvars.scss
+	@use 'sass:math';
	...

doesn't do the trick. same error as above with webpack build.

but adding directly to

page.scss
+	@use 'sass:math';
	@import 'myvars';
+	$test_var: math.div($some-val * 2, 100);

webpack completes with no errors.

(1) shouldn't

@use 'sass:math'

be 'in' & made available by, bulma sources?

(2) since the use doesn't apparently get picked up from the include,
is there another method to add in once, and not requiring it in each source file?

Since here

jgthms/bulma#3333

it apears to be resolved, it this^ bulma-scss specific?

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.

@import '~bulma-scss/bulma.scss';

Error: Failed to find 'utilities/_all'

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

ModuleBuildError: Module build failed (from ./node_modules/sass-loader/dist/cjs.js):
SassError: The target selector was not found.
Use "@extend %block !optional" to avoid this error.
╷
6 │ @extend %block;
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

is there a base file to import?

when can we expect a new update here?