Can't find out the way to make source map for css. Can anybody give a hint?
CodePudding user response:
Most compilers for SASS/LESS will make a sourceMap for you while compiling your code. If they didn't it's probably a setting.
You can read some more here https://cssdeck.com/blog/how-to-create-css-map-file/
CodePudding user response:
So, there are a few ways to generate fileName.css.map
or fileName.scss.map
or anything you want.
First create a file optionalName.css
.
1) Install sass: npm install -g sass
.
The pattern looks like this: sass input.css output.css
.
Then go to your terminal and type sass optionalName.css optionalName.css
.
Sometimes you need to specify path to your file like:
sass src/css/example.css src/css/example.css
And you see optionalName.css.map
file is generated in your folder.
You can also convert scss
to css
by running sass optionalName.scss:optionalName.css
.
2) Go to VS Code and install Live Sass Compiler extension. When it's installed you'll see a Watch Sass button in the blue bar below. Just open a SCSS file you need, say, styles.scss
, and press the Watch Sass button. Right after that all necessary files are generated in your folder:
styles.css
styles.css.map
styles.scss