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You might be thinking of libsass. sassc is dead simple and solves all of this users issues.
by wutwut5521 7y ago
You might be thinking of libsass. sassc is dead simple and solves all of this users issues.
- jayshua 7y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but doesn't sassc require the user to compile it?
- tangue 7y agoYou're right, on OSX you can brew install sassc
- marcus_holmes 7y agothere's a Debian package :) thanks for the tip :)
- marcus_holmes 7y agojust got this working with fswatch and sassc, thought I'd feed back that this is perfect, thanks :)
- wutwut5521 7y agoHeh, I just woke up and read this and thought “well thats enough problem solving for today” :) Glad we could help you avoid the hell that is adding npm to a non-node project!
- mercer 7y agoAnother thank you from here! I've had to use node just for sass in the past and this is a much nicer solution.
- wutwut5521 7y agoYou have to compile it, just like this poster has to compile their go code. There are usually packages and formulas for it in most std repos.