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aurel
aurel

Reputation: 3122

How to install sass (css framework) to mac version 10.6.8

I have tried this

$ sudo gem install sass

and it gives me an error of

-bash: $: command not found

I have tried a lot of tutorials. I got the video tutorial http://teamtreehouse.com/library/ruby-foundations/introduction/installing-ruby/play and I managed to install sass. but then when I tryed to run sass, it says gem not found (something like that)

I am wondering. Is there a way to do this without using the termianl?

I also installed LifeReload, and with it, sass does work but then when I try to run compass, same errors apear in the terminal

Basically every line I enter in the terminal regarding this process, I get 'command not found'

Normally when I follow tutorials I kind of get what's going on, but with this I am comletely lost, so sorry if I am not explaining it well

Do you know anu easier way to get this working? Thanks

Upvotes: 1

Views: 5698

Answers (2)

Dominik Honnef
Dominik Honnef

Reputation: 18430

You are not supposed to enter the $. The $ stands for your prompt and indicates that the line is to be entered a) in a terminal b) as a normal user (as opposed to root).

Upvotes: 4

user1203803
user1203803

Reputation:

Just don't include the dollar sign, it's the prompt:

sudo gem install sass

Documentation usually includes the prompt to make clear you have to enter the text following it in the shell.

Upvotes: 3

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