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Alexander Timofeev2013-12-13 13:51:05
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Alexander Timofeev, 2013-12-13 13:51:05

How to install Sass and Compass (for a teapot)?

The sass site says that you need to install Ruby first. Installed using RubyInstaller . Next, you need to install the actual sass and compass using the command line . How to do it? This is not the command line that Windows initially has, as I understand it. And how after that to start working with Sass and Compass is also unclear ..

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Kirill Popolov, 2013-12-17
@aldtimofeev

Along with rubyinstaller, an additional shortcut "Start Command Prompt with Ruby" appears at the start. It's the same command line. Ruby gems are also placed. It remains only to make gem intall compass and sass will pull itself up.
If there is no shortcut, check your environment variables to see if there are paths to ruby ​​and gems. If yes, then even a shortcut is not needed, just through the command line.

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Dmitry, 2013-12-13
@omun

This is exactly the command line.
I honestly don’t remember, during installation they indicated that rubygem should be installed? Or is it not there at all?
If not, then you have to install it yourself.
Update: Apparently, this is the case in Windows. Installing a compass through gems will require assembling some gems natively. To do this, you still have to install rubydevkit from the same site.

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Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2013-12-13
@Anonym

Google → gui sass compiler → choose

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Stanislav Ezersky, 2014-04-11
@EzS

Check out koala-app.com (+docs/github.com/oklai/koala/wiki#docs)

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