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I am wondering if there is a SASS (not SCSS) version of Neat that I can download? The official website uses SCSS. Currently my entire existing app is using SASS, and I don't want to introduce another style format.

Or can I import external SCSS files into my existing SASS files?

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One thing I can do is convert SCSS into SASS by this:

sass-convert -R my_scss_dir --from scss --to sass
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  • Yes. You are probably importing neat into a main.css file anyways. As long as you are importing them, you can mix and match SASS and SCSS files without a problem. Your compiler doesnt care – Brad May 31 '17 at 19:41

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To answer, there is not a SASS version of Neat. Mainly this is due to the fact that most folks are more comfortable using SCSS syntax over SASS.

That said, unless you are making a completely static site and running sass via the command line, I would recommend including Neat via some sort of toolchain based on your tech stack and not adding the static files. Here's a couple of helpful links.

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