sass-init

Shell script to build a Sass architecture from a Manifest.

How to use it?

First, you should have a Sass manifest file, let's say main.scss.
You then simply have to call sass-init on this file to generate your Sass architecture:

$ ./sass-init.sh main.scss

sass-init comes with two available options:

• file extension (scss by default, can be sass)
• optional underscore prefix (prefix by default, can be no-prefix)

$ ./sass-init.sh main.scss sass
$ ./sass-init.sh main.scss scss no-prefix
$ ./sass-init.sh main.scss sass no-prefix

Features

• Create all directories
• Create all files
• Accept both SASS and SCSS syntaxes
• Accept both simple and double quotes
• Reject comment lines
• Accept lines with extension already specified
• Accept parameters in any order

Notes

Windows users: be sure your shell script use Unix line endings