The indented .sass
syntax is not supported by node-sass, so it is not supported by this plugin.
Convention: .css.scss
npm install --save docpad-plugin-nodesass
outputStyle: 'nested'|'compressed'
outputStyle
is a String
to determine how the final CSS should be rendered. Its value should be one of 'nested'
or 'compressed'
.
['expanded'
and 'compact'
are not currently supported by libsass]
imagePath: '/path/to/images'
imagePath
is a String
that represents the public image path. When using the image-url()
function in a stylesheet, this path will be prepended to the path you supply. eg. Given an imagePath
of /path/to/images
, background-image: image-url('image.png')
will compile to background-image: url("/path/to/images/image.png")
bourbon: false|true
If set to true
, the Bourbon mixin library will be available for use. (Using the node port)
debugInfo: false|'normal'|'map'
normal
will print comments in the output css that indicates the source file name and line number. map
will produce a sourcemap. Using either of these options instead of none
will prevent you from being able to run any other process on the file (e.g. FILE.css.scss.eco
), because debugInfo
requires passing an actual file instead of stdin
.
neat: false|true
If set to true
, the Neat semantic grid framework will be available for use. (Using the node port.) Setting this to true
will also set bourbon
to true
.
renderUnderscoreStylesheets: false|true
By default we prevent any SCSS stylesheets that filename starts with underscore character from being rendered and written to the output directory. This is to follow SCSS convention that such files are just intended to be included inside out stylesheets, and that they are not meant to be rendered by themselves. If you really want to, you can render the underscore stylesheets by setting the renderUnderscoreStylesheets
option to true
in your plugin's configuration.
You can discover the history inside the History.md
file
You can discover the contributing instructions inside the Contributing.md
file
Licensed under the incredibly permissive MIT License
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Copyright © 2013+ Jimmy King hello@jimmyking.me