GradleSassPlugin

Plugin for SASS compilation. It uses vaadin-sass-compiler.

• About
• Usage
  • Including in your project
  • Simple configuration with extensions
  • Using as task
  • Configuration
• License

Discontinued

The author has no use for this gradle plugin anymore, and development has been discontinued.

About

Main features (besides SASS compilation):

• multiple build configurations support
• preserve relative paths
• various options, see
• ... something missing? raise an issue for feature request :-) ...

Usage

Including in your project

buildscript {
  repositories {
    maven {
      url "https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/"
    }
  }
  dependencies {
    classpath "gradle.plugin.org.kravemir.gradle.sass:GradleSassPlugin:1.2.2"
  }
}

apply plugin: "org.kravemir.gradle.sass"

Or with new the plugin mechanism:

plugins {
  id "org.kravemir.gradle.sass" version "1.2.2"
}

Simple configuration with extensions

sass {
    main {
        srcDir = file("$projectDir/src/main/sass")
        outDir = file("$buildDir/css")
    }
}

Using as task

You may declare new tasks directly using SassCompileTask class, without applying plugin, just make sure to have correctly set buildscript.

Configuration

Source and output configuration:

Name	Description
srcDir (required)	source directory containing sass files
outDir (required)	output directory for generated resource/css files
outSubDir	relative path for generated files within outDir, used together with registerInSourceSets
include	pattern defining files to compile
exclude	pattern defining excluded files from compilation (they can still be @import-ed)

Compilation properties:

Name	Description
minify	minifies compiled files within build configuration

Properties for integration with Java:

Name	Description
registerInSourceSets	list of sourceSet names to which outDir should be registered (affects classpath), see example build.gradle

License

All published versions are licensed under Apache 2.0. So, you're free to apply gradle plugin in commercial project.

You may also modify and redistribute the source, but with few limitations - see license.