Portable build system that includes a sidebar menu item for .sass/.scss files to build to *.css files.

I was motivated to create a sass build plugin for myself that didn't require any environmental dependencies due to my sans admin status on my work computer. Being that Java is more readily available than Ruby, I decided to go with jruby.jar as the binary of choice. This variant includes scss/sass gem preinstalled.

Requires Java

OPTION 1 - With the Package Control plugin (recommended)

The easiest way to install this package is through Package Control.

1. Download and install the Package Control Plugin. Follow the instructions on the website.
2. Open the command panel: Control+Shift+P (Linux/Windows) or Command+Shift+P (OS X) and select 'Package Control: Install Package'.
3. When the packages list appears type 'SASS' and you'll find the SASS Compiler. Select to install it.
4. Find your .sass/.scss files in your project sidebar. Right click the main file and select Build to css from the options.

OPTION 2 - With Git

Clone the repository in your Sublime Text "Packages" directory:

git clone git://github.com/enagic/sublime-sass-compiler.git SassCompiler

You can find your 'Packages' inside the following directories:

• Sublime Text 2: %APPDATA%/Sublime Text 2/Data/Packages/
• Sublime Text 3: %APPDATA%/Sublime Text 3/Data/Packages/

OPTION 3 - Without Git

Download the latest source zip from Github and extract it into a new folder named SassCompiler in your Sublime Text "Packages" folder.

The following SassCompiler settings are available in SassCompiler/SassCompiler.sublime-settings (defaults shown below).

• java_home: ``
• cache: false
• cache_location: ``
• include_line_comments: false
• include_line_numbers: true
• style: nested

The system cannot find the path specified.

The java_home configuration is set to the wrong path (i.e. C:\\Windows\\System32\\java.exe vs. C:\\Windows\\System32).

• OSX/Linux support
• Compass support

Created by Michael Kwon.

I do not claim Python to be my primary language so apologies to the Python community for ruining the language.

Copyright (C) 2016 Michael Kwon

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