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grunt-takana

v1.0.4

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Live edit SCSS stylesheets

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grunt-takana

Live edit SCSS and CSS stylesheets

Grunt plugin for Takana. If you're not using grunt, head over to mechio/takana and follow the CLI instructions there.

Getting started

Install the plugin

npm install grunt-takana

Add this snippet to your Gruntfile

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-takana');

Run takana from the root of your project folder

grunt takana

Add the JavaScript snippit to any page you want to live update:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://localhost:48626/takana.js"></script>

Now just open the web page that you pasted the snippit into. Then open one of its stylesheets in Sublime and start live-editing!

Options

includePaths

Type: Array
Default: []

Import paths to include, the same option grunt-sass uses.

path

Type: String
Default: current working directory

Root project folder containing the stylesheets.