sbt/sbt-stylus

sbt-web plugin for the stylus compiler

sbt-stylus

Note that this plugin is presently only working with an engineType set to Node e.g. (which is the default if a node command can be detected): set JsEngineKeys.engineType := JsEngineKeys.EngineType.Node

Allows stylus to be used from within sbt. Builds on com.github.sbt:sbt-js-engine in order to execute the stylus compiler along with the scripts to verify. js-engine enables high performance linting given parallelism and native JS engine execution.

To use this plugin use the addSbtPlugin command within your project's plugins.sbt (or as a global setting) i.e.:

addSbtPlugin("com.github.sbt" % "sbt-stylus" % "1.2.0")

Your project's build file also needs to enable sbt-web plugins. For example with build.sbt:

lazy val root = (project in file(".")).enablePlugins(SbtWeb)

The compiler allows some of the same options to be specified as the (stylus CLI itself)[http://learnboost.github.io/stylus/docs/executable.html]. Here are the options:

Option	Description
compress	Compress output by removing some whitespaces.
useNib	Adds nib dependency.
plugins	List of extra styles plugins to enable.

Use Nib:

Assets / StylusKeys.useNib := true

@import 'nib'

div
  box-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #000

will compile to:

div {
  -webkit-box-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #000;
  box-shadow: 2px 2px 2px #000;
}

Additional Plugins

Add any stylus plugin via a webjar library dependency to your project's plugins.sbt file, then add the key as so:

StylusKeys.plugins = Vector("nib", "jeet")

Compression

The following sbt code illustrates how compression can be enabled:

Assets / StylusKeys.compress := true

File filters

By default only main.styl is looked for given that the Stylus compiler must be explicitly fed the files that are required for compilation. Beyond just main.styl, you can use an expression in your build.sbt like the following:

Assets / StylusKeys.stylus / includeFilter := "foo.styl" | "bar.styl"

...where both foo.styl and bar.styl will be considered for the Stylus compiler.

Alternatively you may want a more general expression to exclude Stylus files that are not considered targets for the compiler. Quite commonly, Stylus files are divided up into those entry point files and other files, with the latter set intended for importing into the entry point files. These other files tend not to be suitable for the compiler in isolation as they can depend on the global declarations made by other non-imported Stylus files. For example, you may have a convention where any Stylus file starting with an _ should not be considered for direct compilation. To include all .styl files but exclude any beginning with an _ you can use the following declaration:

Assets / StylusKeys.stylus / includeFilter := "*.styl"

Assets / StylusKeys.stylus / excludeFilter := "_*.styl"