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Using this with compass #53

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savingschampion opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 4 comments
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Using this with compass #53

savingschampion opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 4 comments

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@savingschampion
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Is it possible to use this sassc binary with compass? Pycharm has specific integration with compass and using the configuration file is very useful.

@MueR
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MueR commented Feb 28, 2014

It is possible to a point. Some compass functionality still relies on ruby sadly (like sprites).

@AnatolyRugalev
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@savingschampion, you can use it with bourbon library, but some mixins are not compatible

@drewwells
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You can get all the sass only functionality via native sass libraries like bourbon.

For spriting, this is not going to be possible with libsass since spriting is outside of the scope of sass. I've begun a project to build a spriting wrapper for libsass here: https://github.com/wellington/wellington. On a Sass+Compass codebase of 40k lines of code, Wellington is 5x faster at compiling (20secs vs 90secs).

@mgreter
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mgreter commented Dec 29, 2014

I guess we can close this one since we now support at least some of the major sass frameworks!
For some house advertising (which I normally don't do), there are also other sprite solutions like https://github.com/mgreter/OCBNET-WebSprite, which should be useable as a post processor!

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