LSP-some-sass
Sass support for Sublime’s LSP plugin through Some Sass language server
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LSP-some-sass
Sass support for Sublime’s LSP.
Provided through Some Sass language server.
Installation
- Install LSP and
LSP-some-sassvia Package Control. - Install Sass syntax higlight package.
- Restart Sublime.
Configuration
There are some ways to configure the package and the language server.
- From
Preferences > Package Settings > LSP > Servers > LSP-some-sass - From the command palette
Preferences: LSP-some-sass Settings
FAQ
Using with Vue SFC
When working with Vue SFC, LSP-vue is usually used to provide LSP capabilities to every part of component.
Since LSP-some-sass can be used to process style[lang="scss"] blocks in SFCs, CSS language features from LSP-vue
will clash with LSP-some-sass since both are trying to provide information at the same time.
To resolve this, it’s best to disable certain LSP-vue CSS language features and let LSP-some-sass handle that.
LSP-some-sass.sublime-settings
- Set
selectorto handle Vue SFC - Disable default CSS completions and use only Some Sass completions; default CSS completions will come from LSP-vue
{
"settings": {
"somesass.scss.completion.css": false
},
"selector": "source.scss | text.html.vue"
}
LSP-vue.sublime-settings
- Disable Sass features:
{
"settings": {
"scss.hover.documentation": false,
"scss.hover.references": false
}
}
Beware that there are certain features that can’t be disabled currently (duplicate color provider references).