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 To compile SCSS files in React-Luma, navigate to the module directory (vendor/genaker/magento-reactjs) and run node css-compile.js. This script automatically finds all .scss files in pub/static/, compiles them to minified CSS using Sass and PostCSS with autoprefixer and cssnano, and outputs detailed statistics including file sizes and selector counts. The compiled .min.css files are saved in the same directory, ready for production use. Ensure Node.js is installed and run npm install first to install dependencies (sass, postcss, autoprefixer, cssnano, glob).
 
 ## CSS Purge Tool
-The project includes a powerful CSS purging tool that removes unused CSS selectors to optimize file sizes and improve performance. The tool uses PurgeCSS with support for URL fetching, local content scanning, and advanced configuration options including ignore patterns and blocklists. To use the CSS purge tool, navigate to `vendor/genaker/magento-reactjs/` and run `node css-purge.js --css path/to/your/file.css`. The tool supports file-specific configurations via `purge.json`, can fetch content from URLs using `--url` parameters, scan local files with `--path` parameters, and apply custom configurations with `--config`. It automatically removes development classes (`.debug-*`, `.test-*`) and deprecated code (`.deprecated-*`, `.old-*`) while preserving critical selectors through safelists. For detailed usage instructions and examples, see the comprehensive documentation in `vendor/genaker/magento-reactjs/PURGE_README.md`.
+The project includes a powerful CSS purging tool that removes unused CSS selectors to optimize file sizes and improve performance. The tool uses PurgeCSS with support for URL fetching, local content scanning, and advanced configuration options including ignore patterns and blocklists. To use the CSS purge tool, navigate to `vendor/genaker/magento-reactjs/` and run `node css-purge.js --css path/to/your/file.css`. The tool supports file-specific configurations via `purge.json`, can fetch content from URLs using `--url` parameters, scan local files with `--path` parameters, and apply custom configurations with `--config`. It automatically removes development classes (`.debug-*`, `.test-*`) and deprecated code (`.deprecated-*`, `.old-*`) while preserving critical selectors through safelists. For detailed usage instructions and examples, see the comprehensive documentation in [`vendor/genaker/magento-reactjs/PURGE_README.md`](https://github.com/Genaker/reactmagento2/blob/react-17/PURGE_README.md).
 
 # Video overview of the React-Luma