This is an example project that has Bulma & SCSS installed ready to be themed. It's meant to be a reference on how to configure Bulma with Angular using SCSS. I will try to keep it updated with the latest versions but honestly it really shouldn't matter. If you follow the steps below it should work regardless.
To get hacking you need to do a few things.
Create a new Angular project if you don't have one. ng new some-angular-app.
cd into your project's root cd some-angular-app
Install Bulma: npm install bulma --save
Copy this project's src/assets/styles folder into your project's assets folder some-angular-app/src/assets
Copy the contents of this project's src/styles.scss into your project's root stylesheet: some-angular-app/src/styles.scss
There are two files for initial and derived variables in src/assets/styles/variables. They contain ALL of Bulma's initial, derived, and generic variables.
This is so you can see all of your customization options. Change them as you see fit and they will be applied to the rest of Bulma.
Any that you don't plan on changing can be removed.
Bulma comes with color helpers that let you do things like html <p class="has-text-green"> and html <p class="has-text-grey-darker">.
If you want to be able to do stuff like has-text-mint-green or has-text-grey-super-freakin-dark do the following:
Declare a custom color: $mintGreen or a custom shade: $greySuperFreakinDark.
Add it to the $custom-colors or $custom-shades map in derived.scss:
$custom-colors: ("mint-green": ($mintGreen));
$custom-shades: ("grey-super-freakin-dark": ($greySuperFreakinDark));