Extension that automatically imports scss/sass partials into the specified main file.
Support for creating, renaming, deleting, and moving partials.
Ability to determine files that should always remain at the bottom of the import list
Swap between scss / sass formatting or single / double quotes
Support @use, @forwards instead of @imports
How to use
The folder where you import partials should only contain the partials and nothing else
Make sure to choose your preferred relative path. A relative path is relative to the separate workspace folders
You can use newPartialFile command to create new partials in your preferred location. You can specify custom subfolders. (Only type the file name ex. 'footer', 'parts/footer', ../footer)
You can use newFileTemplate to set lines that will be pasted to the new partial.
Template supports ${filename} variable, replaced with the name entered by the user
Template supports ${cursor} marker to set the cursor position after the file opens; falls back to end of file if not set
