Reputation: 19692
I know that I can watch a single file in a folder and have it compressed like so:
sass --watch HealthyArticles.scss:HealthyArticles.min.css --style compressed
What I'd like to be able to do is:
sass --watch *.scss:*.min.css --style compressed
The problem with this is that I get the error:
Errno::EINVAL: Invalid argument - *.scss
The main point is controlling the output filename. Is this possible with sass?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 3256
Reputation: 2438
I think you're probably looking for Compass. All this stuff is just baked into Rails, so I'm not sure exactly how everything links together, but I believe if you're using SCSS without a framework around it, then Compass is what you're after.
Download from http://compass-style.org/ and run something like this:
gem install compass
$ compass create asd --bare --sass-dir "input_directory" --css-dir "output_directory"
You can set this in a config file:
output_style = :compressed
Alternatively, you could just run a script that does something like (this is Ruby):
files = Dir["/path/to/scss/folder/*.scss"].map do |file|
"#{file}:#{file.gsub(".scss", ".min.css")}"
end
`sass --watch #{files} --style compressed`
Upvotes: 2