I like your template's idea, but I think you are creating confusion by using/mixing both SASSandstyled-components.
Personally, I would want all styling variables handled by styled-components. It is easy to import { createGlobalStyle }... and define CSS globals there. Then apply them by wrapping the main <App> with a <ThemeProvider> component - See styled-components.com/docs/api#cre...
I don't see you using SASS color manipulation functions, so I'm wondering, other than those, why choose to use SASS at all?
At this point, just for color variables. But I'm really digging what you're putting down. I'm actually refactoring my style library to lean solely on styled-components and factoring out sass. 👍
Why it was in there at all was because the style library I had created was (and is) a baby. It helps you lay out a page really well, but it wasn't that pretty. So I included sass to pretty up everything after it was laid out.
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I like your template's idea, but I think you are creating confusion by using/mixing both
SASSandstyled-components.Personally, I would want all styling variables handled by styled-components. It is easy to
import { createGlobalStyle }...and define CSS globals there. Then apply them by wrapping the main<App>with a<ThemeProvider>component - See styled-components.com/docs/api#cre...I don't see you using SASS color manipulation functions, so I'm wondering, other than those, why choose to use SASS at all?
At this point, just for color variables. But I'm really digging what you're putting down. I'm actually refactoring my style library to lean solely on styled-components and factoring out sass. 👍
Why it was in there at all was because the style library I had created was (and is) a baby. It helps you lay out a page really well, but it wasn't that pretty. So I included sass to pretty up everything after it was laid out.