gulp-config-sass v1.1.0

Sass gulp configuration

WORK IN PROGRESS

Sets up gulp-sass, which uses libsass to compile *.scss files. Brings in extra tools as well. This isn't a gulp module, it configures them.

Setup

Install this into your project:

npm install gulp-config-sass --save

Add this to gulpfile.js:

require('gulp-config-sass')(gulp, config, tasks);

The above line will pull in index.js just like it was in your gulpfile.js and it'll register and configure all the gulp tasks for you.

A more complete gulpfile.js would look like:

var config = {
    "scssDir": "scss/",
    "cssDir": "css/",
    "scsslintOptions": {
        'config': '.scss-lint.yml',
        'bundleExec': true
    },
    "autoprefixerOptions": {
        "browsers": [
          'last 2 versions'
        ]
    }
};
var tasks = {
  "compile": [],
  "watch": [],
  "validate": []
};

require('gulp-config-sass')(gulp, config, tasks);

gulp.task('compile', tasks.compile);
gulp.task('validate', tasks.validate);
gulp.task('watch', tasks.watch);

Task commands

• gulp css - Compile sass and run through autoprefixer. Creates sourcemaps that are inlined into style.css.
• gulp scsslint - Check your scss for errors and warnings based on the rules you set in .scss-lint-yml (get a sample file here and see the docs here).
• gulp watch:css - Compile Sass, then watch for changes, then compile and run scss lint.

Modifying this file and using it as a starting point

Just copy index.js out and put it in your repo, rename it to sass.js and put it perhaps in a gulp-tasks/ folder. Then add this to gulpfile.js:

require('gulp-tasks/sass.js')(gulp, config, tasks);

Then just install all the packages listed at the top of that file with the npm install {name of packages} --save command. Now you can modify this file any way you want!