all-that-sass

A npm module that watches folders with SCSS files and compiles them into CSS.

Usage

You will probably need to specify:

• a folder to watch for changes to scss files
• a scss file that is your input (the main file where you include all your other scss-files)
• a css file that is your output

You can also specify whether you want to:

• report compile errors in the console
• report successful compiles in the console

And change the output style of your compiled css.

Default settings

These are the default settings:

{
  watch: './sass',
  input: './sass/style.scss',
  output: './www/style.css',
  reportErrors: true,
  reportCompiles: false,
  outputStyle: 'expanded'
}

Usage with all settings at default

If you would like to use all the defaults you would simple call all-that-sass like this from your node.js app:

require('all-that-sass')();

to start watching a folder and compiling scss to css.

Usage with your own settings

Most probably you might want to change a few settings. For example, the path to the folder to watch might be ./scss, the path to the main scss file might be ./scss/main.scss and you might want to output the compiled scss to the path ./public/style.css...

In that case you would call all-that-sass like this:

require('./all-that-sass')({
  watch:  './scss',
  input:  './scss/main.scss',
  output: './public/style.css',
});

Happy compiling!