virtual-less
This is a small package that installs the less compiler for CSS into you virtual environment without the need of a global installation or the node package manager. The package is based on python-less and currently only installs the latest version of less.
This package does not include node.js and does not specify it as a requirement to be as flexible as possible. If you would like a similarly easy installation of node into your virtualenv you can check out virtual-node.
Installation
Installing the lessc commandline compiler is as easy as:
$ pip install virtual-less
that should be it. You should now be able to run the less compiler in you shell. You can check where lessc is installed to confirm that:
$ which lessc /home/elbaschid/.virtualenvs/lessc-test/bin/lessc
Issues & Contributions
Please let me know if you have any issues, please raise an issue here on the github project.
If you want to contribute, fork this repository and open a pull request with your changes. I’d be happy to include them.
License
Oscar is released under the permissive New BSD license.
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