@paulishca hahaha, Ambassador must make the project visible and he succeeds
I wish a success Monday and whole week for all Meteor supporters.
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I think I was not clear enough. Sorry about that.
Meteor minifier CSS now has support for post-processor. So you can install it straight from Node.js dependencies, as we do for using Tailwind, for example.
As Iām not using SaSS anymore I will take back my initial post sorry!
To add more context, this is the PR that added this feature to the standard CSS minifier:
meteor:release-2.6.1
ā meteor:integrate-standard-minifier-css-with-post-css
opened 07:10PM - 09 Feb 22 UTC
Merges the minifier-css-postcss package into standard-minifier-css. Meteor now aā¦ utomatically runs postcss if your app has the `postcss-load-config` npm package installed and has a PostCSS config.
Differences with `minifier-css-postcss` and `juliancwirko:postcss`:
- Doesn't have any special handling for files with the `.import.css` extension. The same thing can be achieved by putting the file in an `imports` folder.
- The `exludePackages` option was renamed to `excludeMeteorPackages`
Future improvements:
- Remove the need for the app to have postcss-load-config installed. Requires https://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues/10827 to be fixed
- Reload config when it is modified without requiring Meteor to be restarted
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