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nce-sass

v0.0.1

Published

A sass implemention for nce

Downloads

6

Readme

AMD extension for NCE

Description

A SASS implementation for nce framework

How to install

Install with npm: npm install --save nce-sass

Integrate in NCE with the extension-manager:

var NCE = require("nce");
var nce = new NCE(/*{}*/);
var extMgr = require("nce-extension-manager")(nce);

var sass = extMgr.getActivatedExtension("sass");

How to use

Config settings

You are able to use the following config-settings (listed with their defaults):

  • route: "/sass": Sub-URL to listen
  • dumpPath: process.cwd() + "/sass": Directory to dump files
  • cachePath: process.cwd() + "/css-cache": Directory to dump rendered css files
  • renderOptions:: Settings for implemented node-sass
    • includePaths: dumpPath from above as array: Array of include paths
    • outputStyle: compressed: Settings for compressor
  • logger: {}: Settings for logger-extension

Basic methods

ext.define(name, code, cb)

Define a sass-resource by its name.

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier.
  2. code[String]: SASS code.
  3. cb[Function]: Callback-function form fs.writeFile with the arguments:
    1. error[Error]: Used for exceptions

ext.getSass(name, cb)

Get a defined sass-file.

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier
  2. cb[Function]: Callback-function form fs.readFile with the arguments:
    1. error[Error]: Used for exceptions
    2. code[Buffer]: Content of file as buffer

ext.getCss(name, cb)

Get a rendered css-file (Note: You have to call ext.render(...) first!).

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier
  2. cb[Function]: Callback-function form fs.readFile with the arguments:
    1. error[Error]: Used for exceptions
    2. code[Buffer]: Content of file as buffer

ext.getSassStream(name)

Get the sass resource as a stream.

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier

Returns a stream from fs.createReadStream.

ext.getCssStream(name)

Get the css resource as a stream.

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier

Returns a stream from fs.createReadStream.

ext.undefine(name, cb)

Remove a sass and rendered css from defined sass by its name.

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier
  2. cb[Function]: Callback-function form fs.readFile with the arguments:
    1. error[Error]: Used for exceptions

ext.render(name, cb, opts)

Arguments
  1. name[String]: A name as identifier
  2. cb[Function]: Callback-function form fs.readFile with the arguments:
    1. error[Error]: Used for exceptions
    2. result[Object]: The result given by node-sass
  3. opts[Object]: Options for node-sass