At runtime Sassee checks if the SASS source file is newer than the parsed CSS file and only runs the parser if that is the case, else it just returns the parsed CSS file. If you specify an output folder that doesn't exists, Sassee will attempt to create it.

IMPORTANT: Make sure your CSS output folder is writable and your SASS source folder is readable.

###{exp:sassee:file}###

The file tag outputs the URL to the parsed CSS file. If you haven't set a specific syntax to use, it will try to determine it by looking at the source file extension. Else the extension setting is used for syntax.

Either set the file parameter or the template parameter. If both are set the file parameter is used.

{exp:sassee:file 
  file='site.sass'
  template='stylesheets/site' 
  [syntax='scss'] // sass|scss
  [style='compressed'] // nested|expanded|compact|compressed
  [sass_path='/full/path/to/sass/'] 
  [css_path='/full/path/to/css/'] 
  [css_url='/css'] 
  [output_file='style.css'] 
  [debug='yes']
}

file
Source file to load from the folder defined with sass_path. Either the file or template parameter is required.

template
Template to load as source. Either the file or template parameter is required.

syntax [optional]
Syntax to use for parsing the source file. If not specified it will determine the syntax based on the source file extension or fall back on the syntax specified in the extension settings. Accepted values: sass or scss.

style [optional]
Style to use for output. Can be nested, expanded, compact or compressed. If not specified, it will fall back on the style specified in the extension settings.

sass_path [optional]
Override the source folder specified in the extension settings.

css_path [optional]
Override the output folder specified in the extension settings.

css_url [optional]
Override the output URL specified in the extension settings.

output_file [optional]
Set the filename to use for the output file. If not specified it will derive the output filename from the source file.

debug [optional]
The debug parameter will turn on debugging info for the SASS parser. This is great if you want to know which lines in your SASS file are used while watching it in your browser. If you are a firefox user, FireSass is a great tool to aid in this.

When you turn on debugging, your CSS isn't cached and the parsing style is set to expanded (a requirement for the parser). When you're done with debugging, make sure to remove the file and let Sassee generate a new, fresh copy of your CSS.

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v 1.0 - 07.16.2011

• Added debug parameter

v 0.9 - 07.11.2011

• Initial release