Add dirname to Converter #22
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It is useful for the Sass converter, as it needs to know the path to the asset file to process directives like @import. Currently there is no way for a converter to know where the file come from. Now the convert method can be as follows: def convert return Sass::Engine.new(@content, load_paths: [@dirname], syntax: :scss).render end
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It addresses the issue #14. |
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I just hit this same problem. Would love to see this merged. |
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Integrated into my fork here. |
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I just merged my fork into this, so this can be considered fixed. |
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It is useful for the Sass converter, as it needs to know the path
to the asset file to process directives like @import. Currently
there is no way for a converter to know where the file come from.
Now the convert method can be as follows: