A Leiningen plugin to compile an scss project to css using CLI tools. Designed to be used with the libsass binary sassc, but should work equally well with any other CLI binary that converts scss to css.
Put [lein-scss "0.3.0"]
into the :plugins
vector of your project.clj.
Run with:
lein scss <build-keys ...> [once|auto] [boring] [quiet] [beep] [unused]
- The
auto
option watches the source directory for changes and automatically compiles them. - The
once
option will compile all stylesheets and exit. - Add the
boring
option to prevent color output for use in logs. - Add the
quiet
option to prevent excessive logging. - Running without these options will compile all stylesheets in the source directory and then wait for changes.
build-keys
can be one or more keywords for builds specified in the project.clj configuration, see below.- Use
unused
to list any partials not present in any of the stylesheets.
An example project.clj would look like this:
(defproject myproject "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
:description "My Project"
:dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.8.0"]]
:plugins [[lein-scss "0.3.0"]]
:hooks [leiningen.scss] ;; You can hook scss into the `compile`, `jar` and `uberjar` lein tasks
;; You also have to enable it in a build map - see below.
:scss {:builds
{:develop {:source-dir "scss/"
:dest-dir "public/css/"
:executable "sassc"
:args ["-m" "-I" "scss/" "-t" "nested"]}
:production {:source-dir "scss/"
:dest-dir "public/css/"
:executable "sassc"
:args ["-I" "scss/" "-t" "compressed"]
:jar true}
:testremote {:source-dir "scss/"
:dest-dir "public/css/"
:executable "sassc"
:args ["-I" "scss/" "-t" "nested"]
:image-token "#IMAGE-URL#"
:image-url "https://s3.amazonaws.com/test/"
:font-token "#FONT-URL#"
:font-url "https://s3.amazonaws.com/test/fonts/"}
:test {:source-dir "tests/scss/"
:dest-dir "/tmp/test/css/"
:executable "sassc"
:args ["-m" "-I" "scss/" "-t" "nested"]}}}
:source-dir
is the directory containing your.scss
source files.:dest-dir
is the directory where.css
files will be generated.:executable
is the path to your sass conversion binary.:args
is a vector of arguments to add to the executable command. The input and output file arguments will be appended to this list.:jar
set totrue
will package css in the JAR file.
When specified, :image-token
and :font-token
will be replaced by :image-url
and :font-url
in the generated css.
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Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.