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# sass-build
[sass-build] is an attempt to simplify the mundane task fo compiling sass. For what is worth, front-end developers probably don't need this package, yet all developers might find it useful due to it's simplicity and configuration.
## Misc
sass-build was originally intended as a CLI tool, but since its guts are js (typescript to be precise), it can be used in js as well.
sass-build differs between compiling a file, which only returns the content and building a file, which will actually output it to disk.
sass-build works with an abstract set of sass options that are mapped to actual sass options, depending on the compiler and api used.
## Installation
You can install sass-build using the following command:
```shell
npm install sass-build [--save-dev]
```
## CLI Usage
By executing sass-build with no args, it will look for a file named [`sass.config.js`][sass-config] and process it.
```shell
sass-build
```
To specify a different config use `-c`:
```shell
sass-build -c path/to/config.js
```
To compile a file, use `-f`:
```shell
sass-build -f path/to/file.scss
```
To build a file, supply the `-d` arg:
```shell
sass-build -f path/to/file.scss -d path/to/dest.css
```
To build multiple files, based on glob pattern, use `-g`:
```shell
sass-build -g "**/*.scss"
```
The default output location is `./dist`. To change it, supply the `-o` arg:
```shell
sass-build -g "**/*.scss" -o "/path/to/output/dir"
```
To migrate a [WebCompiler] config to a sassBuild compatible one use:
```shell
# migrate compilerconfig.json to sass.config.js
sass-build --migrate-compiler-config
# specify which config to which output
sass-build --migrate-compiler-config -c "path/to/config.json" -d "path/to/config.js"
```
## API Usage
```js
const { sassBuild, sassBuildFiles } = require('sass-build');
let file = '/path/to/file.scss';
let outFile = '/path/to/outFile.css';
const output = {
path: './my_dist', // specify output dir; defaults to './dist'
filename: '[name:toLower].css' // specify output file name; defaults to '[name].css'
};
const options = {
compiler: 'sass-embedded', // defaults to 'node-sass',
api: 'modern', // defaults to 'legacy'
sassOptions: {
minify: true // defaults to false
}
};
// single file
sassBuild(file, outFile); // compiles file and writes the result in outFile
sassBuild(file, outFile, options); // the same but with options
// Multiple files
sassBuildFiles('**/*.scss'); // compile all matched files to /dist
sassBuildFiles('**/*.scss', output ); // the same but with output options
sassBuildFiles('**/*.scss', output, options ); // the same but with options
```
## Sass Config
Config files are the preferred way of working with sass build. Here is a sample one:
```js
module.exports = {
extends: [
// use a predefined config:
// * ~ import enabled
// * postcss with autoprefixer and postcss-calc
// * caching
'sass-build:recommended'
],
build: [
{
// use packages/default as the folder in which all lookup is based. default is process.cwd()
cwd: 'packages/default',
// path to source file, relative to cwd
file: 'scss/all.scss',
// path to out file, relative to cwd
outFile: 'dist/all.css'
},
{
cwd: 'packages/fluent',
file: 'scss/all.scss',
outFile: 'dist/all.css',
// use different sass implementation
compiler: 'sass-embedded',
// use @use instead of @import syntax
api: 'modern'
}
]
};
```
## Contributing?
Sure.
[sass-build]: https://github.com/joneff/sass-build
[sass-config]: #sass-config
[WebCompiler]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=MadsKristensen.WebCompiler