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I have to implement a front-end that is currently just cutups from a third party, and I am using Angular 4 and angular-cli. I would rather use angular-material, but a lot of the html and css is done, and it's not my job as a UI dev to redo UX, so.... My question is, since I am using sass for styles, can I use the following?

npm install ngx-bootstrap bootstrap-sass

and then point my styles to 

"styles": [
   "../node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.scss",
   "styles.scss",
],...

???

Joshua Michael Calafell
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    **YES** as ngx-bootstrap does not include styles. Keep in mind that bootstrap-sass is a little out of date, but I've been using it on my projects without an conflicts. – Reactgular Jul 31 '17 at 13:46

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Yes, you can. Many people use both, however, it is not recommended because of the bloat it would put on the bundle, and also, it might not create a unified look and feel, which is what a style library primarily aims to address.

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