sass-cli
I don’t want to install Ruby, but I want to compile *.scss from the command line.
Same here.
If you use the Ruby CLI, you will find some things missing. This command accepts two arguments, which may either be a pair of filenames or a pair of directory names.
Examples
Two files:
$ sass assets/scss/file.scss build/output.css
Two dirs:
$ sass assets/scss build/css
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