Webassets CompassConnector
Seamless integration with Compass for Python3 apps.
For full blown experience you have to use webassets with patches from https://github.com/miracle2k/webassets/pull/240 and https://github.com/miracle2k/webassets/pull/241 . Especially if you’re using Python3.3. Alternatively you can install webassets fork from https://github.com/glorpen/webassets (branch mymaster).
Using unpatched version can result in bad dependency traacking (parent asset may not compile even if child has changed).
What problems is it solving?
adds load_path namespace for compass files - so you can do cross app imports or use assets from other packages
you don’t need already installed assets - connector uses files for you packages
assets recompiling/updating when any of its dependencies are modified - be it another import, inlined font file or just width: image-width(@path/myimage.png);
How to install
firstly you need to install ruby connector gem:
gem install compass-connector
then install filter:
pip install webassets_compassconnector
Virtual Paths
There are three kind of “paths”:
app, starts with an @ and may look like @public/images/asset.png
vendor: a relative path, should be used only by compass plugins (eg. zurb-foundation, blueprint)
absolute path: starts with /, http:// etc. and will NOT be changed by connector
Some examples:
@import "@package/scss/settings"; /* will resolve to eg. .../package/scss/_settings.scss */
@import "foundation"; /* will include foundation scss from your compass instalation */
width: image-size("@package/public/images/my.png");
background-image: image-url("@package/public/images/my.png"); // will generate url with prefixes given by Webassets
@import "@package/sprites/*.png"; // will import sprites located in package/sprites/ (generated url will be with applied Webasset prefixes)
Usage
Standalone example:
from webassets import Environment, Bundle
from webassets_cc.filter import CompassConnectorFilter
env = Environment("/some/path/out", '/media-prefix')
env.config["compass_bin"] = "/path/to/compass/bin"
env.config["vendor_path"] = "vendor" #it is relative path prepended in vendor urls
#if using zurb_foundation python package
env.config["compass_imports"] = [pkg_resources.resource_filename("zurb_foundation", "scss")]
#if using zurb-foundation ruby package
env.config["compass_plugins"] = {"zurb-foundation":">4"}
env.append_path("/some/path/assets", "/")
env.append_path("/some/path/vendors", "/vendors")
scss = Bundle('scss/my.scss', filters=CompassConnectorFilter, output='my.css')
With Webassets, Pyramid and Jinja2:
config = Configurator()
config.include('pyramid_jinja2')
config.add_settings({"webassets.base_dir": join(root_dir, "cache", "assets"),"webassets.base_url":"/static"})
config.include('pyramid_webassets')
config.add_route('show', '/')
config.add_static_view(name='static', path=join(root_dir, "cache", "assets"))
scss = Bundle('package:resources/assets/app.scss', filters=CompassConnectorFilter, output='app.css')
config.add_webasset('styles', scss)
config.add_jinja2_extension('webassets.ext.jinja2.AssetsExtension')
assets_env = config.get_webassets_env()
assets_env.config["compass_bin"] = "/home/user/.gem/ruby/1.9.1/bin/compass"
assets_env.config["compass_plugins"] = {"zurb-foundation":">4"}
config.get_jinja2_environment().assets_environment = assets_env
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