What is the difference between SCSS and regular CSS?
SCSS (Sassy CSS) is a superset of CSS, providing advanced features such as variables, nested rules, mixins, and functions, making stylesheets more modular and easier to maintain. SCSS needs to be compiled into regular CSS to be recognized by browsers.
Formatting SCSS can make the code structure clearer, especially for nested rules and complex selectors. Uniform formatting facilitates team collaboration, reduces merge conflicts, and makes code reviews more efficient.
Which SCSS features are supported for formatting?
The tool supports all SCSS features, including variables, nested rules, mixins, functions, conditional statements, loops, etc. It adjusts the format of these elements according to best practices.
How to integrate this SCSS formatter into a project?
You can use this online tool during development, or integrate a code formatter into your project and configure SCSS formatting rules. This ensures that all team members use a uniform code style.