the idea is to use npm's package resolution so that sass package will act as if it was node-sass. It doesn't require any changes to your current build setup. Whether it's Create React App, Webpack or something else.
You may just want to check where in your package.json file you have node-sass referenced.
If it's in devDependencies then use the line from article:
Hey José,
the idea is to use npm's package resolution so that
sasspackage will act as if it wasnode-sass. It doesn't require any changes to your current build setup. Whether it's Create React App, Webpack or something else.You may just want to check where in your
package.jsonfile you havenode-sassreferenced.If it's in devDependencies then use the line from article:
If in dependencies then: