`grass` has reached a stage where one can be quite confident in its output. For the average user there should not be perceptible differences from `dart-sass`.
Every commit of `grass` is tested against bootstrap v5.0.2, and every release is tested against the last 2,500 commits of bootstrap's `main` branch.
That said, there are a number of known missing features and bugs. The rough edges of `grass` largely include `@forward` and more complex uses of `@uses`. We support basic usage of these rules, but more advanced features such as `@import`ing modules containing `@forward` with prefixes may not behave as expected.
`grass` is not a drop-in replacement for `libsass` and does not intend to be. If you are upgrading to `grass` from `libsass`, you may have to make modifications to your stylesheets, though these changes should not differ from those you would have to make if upgrading to `dart-sass`.
compiled using wasm-bindgen. To use `grass` in your JavaScript projects, run
`npm install @connorskees/grass` to add it to your package.json. This version of grass is not currently well documented, but one can find example usage in the [`grassmeister` repository](https://github.com/connorskees/grassmeister).
