Sass with Yarn Integration

January 5, 2025 · AI Conversations

User
We should incorporate sass with yarn tools to use power of scss and more constructive way of using css
{
"name": "name",
"scripts": {
"build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
"watch": "sass –watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
},
"dependencies": {
"sass": "^1.34.1"
},
"packageManager": "yarn@4.5.3+sha512.3003a14012e2987072d244c720506549c1aab73ee728208f1b2580a9fd67b92d61ba6b08fe93f6dce68fd771e3af1e59a0afa28dd242dd0940d73b95fedd4e90"
}

main.scss
@import "common/vars";
@import "common/breakpoints";
@import "common/fonts";
@import "common/global";
@import "common/elementor";
@import "components/buttons";
@import "components/forms";

then we can run
yarn run watch to generate single file css in theme
dist/stye.css

wp_enqueue_style(
'style',
get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/dist/style.css',
[
'hello-elementor-theme-style',
],
'1.0.7'
);

Construct above to use in linkedin post

Assistant
User wants to incorporate Sass with Yarn tools to use SCSS and improve CSS organization in their project.
Assistant
Here's a LinkedIn post you can use to share your approach to incorporating Sass with Yarn tools:

—

🚀 **Improving CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn** 🎨

I'm excited to share my recent work on enhancing the CSS management in my project by incorporating Sass with Yarn! Using the power of SCSS, I've structured my styles in a more modular and maintainable way.

Here's how I've set it up:

1. **Package Configuration**: I created a `package.json` to manage my dependencies and scripts efficiently:

{
  "name": "name",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
    "watch": "sass --watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "sass": "^1.34.1"
  },
  "packageManager": "yarn@4.5.3+sha512.3003a14012e2987072d244c720506549c1aab73ee728208f1b2580a9fd67b92d61ba6b08fe93f6dce68fd771e3af1e59a0afa28dd242dd0940d73b95fedd4e90"
}

2. **SCSS Structure**: I organized my main SCSS file (`main.scss`) to import various modules for better organization:

@import "common/vars";
@import "common/breakpoints";
@import "common/fonts";
@import "common/global";
@import "common/elementor";
@import "components/buttons";
@import "components/forms";

3. **Watch for Changes**: Now, I can run `yarn run watch` to generate a single CSS file in my theme located at `dist/style.css`.

4. **Enqueue the Styles**: Finally, I enqueue the generated CSS file in WordPress:

wp_enqueue_style(
    'style',
    get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/dist/style.css',
    [
        'hello-elementor-theme-style',
    ],
    '1.0.7'
);

By leveraging Sass and Yarn, I'm able to maintain a clean and efficient styling system that scales with my project. Can't wait to see how this improves my workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS #FrontendDevelopment

—

Feel free to customize it further to match your style!

User
Also mention its for wordpress and also can use in normal project
Assistant
Here’s an updated LinkedIn post that mentions the applicability for WordPress and other projects:

—

🚀 **Improving CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn for WordPress and Beyond** 🎨

I'm excited to share my recent work on enhancing the CSS management in my project by incorporating Sass with Yarn! Using the power of SCSS, I've structured my styles in a more modular and maintainable way, which is beneficial for both WordPress themes and general web projects.

Here's how I've set it up:

1. **Package Configuration**: I created a `package.json` to manage my dependencies and scripts efficiently:

{
  "name": "name",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
    "watch": "sass --watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "sass": "^1.34.1"
  },
  "packageManager": "yarn@4.5.3+sha512.3003a14012e2987072d244c720506549c1aab73ee728208f1b2580a9fd67b92d61ba6b08fe93f6dce68fd771e3af1e59a0afa28dd242dd0940d73b95fedd4e90"
}

2. **SCSS Structure**: I organized my main SCSS file (`main.scss`) to import various modules for better organization:

@import "common/vars";
@import "common/breakpoints";
@import "common/fonts";
@import "common/global";
@import "common/elementor";
@import "components/buttons";
@import "components/forms";

3. **Watch for Changes**: Now, I can run `yarn run watch` to generate a single CSS file in my theme located at `dist/style.css`.

4. **Enqueue the Styles**: Finally, I enqueue the generated CSS file in WordPress:

wp_enqueue_style(
    'style',
    get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/dist/style.css',
    [
        'hello-elementor-theme-style',
    ],
    '1.0.7'
);

This setup is not only perfect for WordPress themes but can also be utilized in any web project, making it a versatile solution for CSS management. By leveraging Sass and Yarn, I'm able to maintain a clean and efficient styling system that scales with my project. Can't wait to see how this improves my workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS #FrontendDevelopment

—

Feel free to adjust any part of it to better suit your voice!

User
make it short for linkedin post
Assistant
Here’s a concise version for your LinkedIn post:

—

🚀 **Enhancing CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn!** 🎨

I've recently integrated Sass with Yarn to improve CSS management in my WordPress theme, and it works great for any web project!

**Setup Highlights:**
– **Package.json**: Manages dependencies and scripts for building and watching SCSS files.
– **SCSS Structure**: Modular imports for better organization.
– **Enqueue in WordPress**: Easy integration of the generated CSS file.

By leveraging these tools, I’m streamlining my styling workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS

—

Feel free to tweak it further if needed!

User
include package.json
Assistant
Here's the revised LinkedIn post with the `package.json` included while keeping it concise:

—

🚀 **Enhancing CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn!** 🎨

I've recently integrated Sass with Yarn to improve CSS management in my WordPress theme, and it works great for any web project!

**Setup Highlights:**
– **package.json**:

{
  "name": "name",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
    "watch": "sass --watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "sass": "^1.34.1"
  }
}

– **SCSS Structure**: Modular imports for better organization.
– **Enqueue in WordPress**: Easy integration of the generated CSS file.

By leveraging these tools, I’m streamlining my styling workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS

—

Feel free to make any additional adjustments!

User
enqueue
Assistant
Here's the updated LinkedIn post with the enqueue example included:

—

🚀 **Enhancing CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn!** 🎨

I've recently integrated Sass with Yarn to improve CSS management in my WordPress theme, and it works great for any web project!

**Setup Highlights:**
– **package.json**:

{
  "name": "name",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
    "watch": "sass --watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "sass": "^1.34.1"
  }
}

– **SCSS Structure**: Modular imports for better organization.
– **Enqueue in WordPress**:

wp_enqueue_style(
    'style',
    get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/dist/style.css',
    ['hello-elementor-theme-style'],
    '1.0.7'
);

By leveraging these tools, I’m streamlining my styling workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS

—

Let me know if you need any more adjustments!

User
also add yarn watch
Assistant
Here's the updated LinkedIn post, now including the `yarn watch` command:

—

🚀 **Enhancing CSS Organization with Sass and Yarn!** 🎨

I've recently integrated Sass with Yarn to improve CSS management in my WordPress theme, and it works great for any web project!

**Setup Highlights:**
– **package.json**:

{
  "name": "name",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "sass styles/main.scss dist/style.css",
    "watch": "sass --watch styles/main.scss dist/style.css"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "sass": "^1.34.1"
  }
}

– **SCSS Structure**: Modular imports for better organization.
– **Run**: Use `yarn run watch` to generate a single CSS file.
– **Enqueue in WordPress**:

wp_enqueue_style(
    'style',
    get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/dist/style.css',
    ['hello-elementor-theme-style'],
    '1.0.7'
);

By leveraging these tools, I’m streamlining my styling workflow! 🌟

#Sass #SCSS #Yarn #WebDevelopment #WordPress #CSS

—

Let me know if you need further changes!

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