#Orienteer
Orienteer is simple Compass integration for Django projects. It is the easiest way to give Compass/Sass projects first class status inside your Django project. Once you define the settings below and add template tags to your template, fire up the development server. If a CSS file seems to be out-of-date, Orienteer will run Compass to generate your CSS for you. That's all there is to it. Be sure to carefully read the instructions below for settings specifics.
##Usage
In your Django settings.py file, define the path to your source files. Your 'src' folder should be inside the directory you define here.
COMPASS_PROJECT_DIR = MEDIA_ROOT + 'css/'
Then, define the output directory. This is relative to the project directory.
COMPASS_OUTPUT_DIR = './'
Also, set the URL where your output files will be accessed.
COMPASS_OUTPUT_URL = MEDIA_URL + 'css/'
Finally, define where the compass binary is and how you want your CSS generated.
COMPASS_BIN = '/usr/bin/compass'
COMPASS_STYLE = 'compact'
Next, in your template file you can reference your Sass file along with which media type(s) it is and the appropriate style tag will be generated.
{% load orienteer %}
{% compass 'my_style' 'screen, print' %}
This will check your Compass project's 'src' directory for the 'my_style.sass' file, compile it if necessary, and then output the following HTML tag:
<link href='/media/css/my_style.css?1273972058.0' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' />
That's it!
##Documentation
View Sass documentation and Compass documentation for details on syntax. Also, be sure to visit the Compass Google Group for help with Compass related issues.
##Requirements
##Acknowledgements
Special thanks to Ash Christopher (ash@newthink.net) for providing the clever Django Sass app which was the inspiration for this one.