sass container to watch changes in sass files and recompile them #12
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I prepared container to run in background sass compiler.
It will automatically detect changes in files or new files, then automatically recompile them.
I tested it and we achieved a goal. I was able to run project without bothering about compiling sass files 🥳
I had to use package node-sass-chokidar because node-sass package do not support detecting new files (added during watch mode), here is a issue ticket -> sass/node-sass#1891.
node-sass-chokidar is older package so that forced me to use node 17, but still with alpine to minimize image size.
If detecting changes in new files is not problem, we could still swap to node-sass, but right now it will require to reload container to watch new added files.