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sass-generate-contents

v0.0.1

Published

creates a file with all sass imports neccessary to build single website css file. It also creates a contents type directory based on the first comments line of each imported sass file

Downloads

3

Readme

sass-generate-contents

Gulp plugin to generate an imports file with a table of contents

This plugin was written to help with large scale website builds that use a CSS preprocessor and Gulp as a task runner.

It's purpose is to create a master SASS file to hold the css @imports of all the specified SASS files. It also generates a list of contents of all SASS files with a description (*manual).

The contents are generated from the first line of each individual SASS file.

* The plugin requires a comment at the top of each SASS file formatted starting with // (double slash).

The plugin will ignore any files that do not have this on the first line of the file to be imported.

Example of SASS file to be imported

// Navigation Primary ..... CSS styles for the primary navigation

.navigation-primary {
	background: red;
}

Example of Gulp task


// Settings 
var sgc = require('sass-generate-contents');
var creds = {
	"Author": 	"Andrew Brandwood",
	"Website": 	"www.Brandwood.com"
}
// *creds are optional*

// Gulp task

gulp.task('sass-generate-contents', function () {
	gulp.src(['sass/**/*.scss','partials/**/*.scss'])
	.pipe(sgc('css/main.scss', creds))
	.pipe(gulp.dest('css'));
});