24:T4b8,Absolutely! Here's an example of how you can convert a Sass file for use in a React component using Plasmo: Let's say you have a Sass file named `styles.scss` with the following content: ```scss $primary-color: #3498db; .button { background-color: $primary-color; color: white; } ``` To convert this Sass file to CSS, you can use Plasmo. Here's how you can do it: 1. Install Plasmo in your project: ```bash npm install -g plasmo ``` 2. Convert the Sass file to CSS using Plasmo: ```bash plasmo styles.scss styles.css ``` After running this command, Plasmo will convert the `styles.scss` file to `styles.css`, which you can then import into your React component. In your React component, you can import the generated CSS file like this: ```jsx import React from 'react'; import './styles.css'; const Button = () => { return ( ); } export default Button; ``` By following these steps, you can effectively convert a Sass file for use in a React component with the help of Plasmo. Happy coding! *Trivia: Did you know that Plasmo is named after the plasma state of matter, reflecting its transformative capabilities in converting Sass to CSS?*25:T519,Ah, I see you're encountering an "Uncaught Error: Extension context invalidated" while working with Plasmo. This error typically occurs when the context in which your extension is running becomes invalid or is destroyed unexpectedly. To troubleshoot this issue, you can start by checking if there are any specific actions or events that lead to this error. It could be related to how your extension interacts with the browser environment or how it handles certain events. One common reason for this error is trying to access extension APIs or resources after they have been closed or destroyed. Make sure to properly manage the lifecycle of your extension components and resources to avoid such issues. Additionally, reviewing your extension's background scripts, content scripts, and event listeners for any potential memory leaks or improper cleanup could also help in resolving this error. If you provide more details about your extension and the specific scenario where this error occurs, I can offer more targeted advice to help you debug and fix the issue. By the way, did you know that the term "Plasmo" is derived from the Greek word "plasma," meaning something molded or formed? It's always interesting to learn about the origins of tools and technologies we use in our development journey!26:T4c3,@Pallas Uncaught Error: Extension context invalidated. this have one content script ```tsx import type { PlasmoGetStyle } from "plasmo" export const getStyle: PlasmoGetStyle = () => { const style = document.createElement("style") style.textContent = ` #plasmo-shadow-container { left: 60%; top: 20%; max-height: 60vh; margin-right: 10%; } ` return style } const PlasmoOverlay = () => { return ( CSUI OVERLAY FIXED POSITION ) } export default PlasmoOverlay ``` and one popup ```tsx import { useState } from "react" function IndexPopup() { const [data, setData] = useState("") return (

Welcome to your{data} Plasmo {" "} Extension!

@Pallas Do i need to have visual studio with desktop app with c++ installed?

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