*** Note: This package is no longer under development. ***

================================ Sass integration app for Django

Django-sass integrates the power, usefulness and best of all DRY-ness of Sass, into your Django projects.

Getting Started

In your settings.py, define the path to your sass executable.

SASS_BIN = '/usr/bin/sass' # location of the sass binary

As well, you will need a dictionary to define the sass input and output files.

SASS = ( { 'name' : 'test', 'details' : { 'input' : 'sass/test.sass', 'output' : 'css/test.css', } }, { 'name' : 'test2', 'details' : { 'input' : 'sass/test2.sass', 'output' : 'css/test2.css', } }, )

Once all of your Sass files have been defined in your settings.py file, you can now reference them in your templates.

{% load sass_tag %} ... {% sass %}

eg.

{% sass 'test' %}

If the named sass entry is not up to date, django-sass will automatically run the sass command on the sass file, generating your css.

Management Command

The 'sassify' command is used to generate the css manually. The css will only be generated if there are changes made to the sass files.

python manage.py sassify [OPTIONS] -- This command runs sass on all files that are not yet up to date.

Options:

'--force' - Forces sass to regenerate all css files from css files.

'--list' - List the status of your named sass entries.

'--clean' - Remove all generated files.

Compatability

This library is only compatible with Linux/BSD based distros. I don't use Windows, so if you want Windows support, feel free to submit a patch.