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CSS

Posted by Vinh Thanh Vu
Vinh Thanh Vu
Courses Plus Student 4,324 Points

Installing and Using Sass

It seems like everything was setup to run, though when I did the basic test to check if empty file works, I got the message below indicating no such file exists:

Last login: Tue Jan 28 14:35:23 on ttys001 Vinhs-MacBook-Pro:~ vvu$ sass --version Sass 3.2.14 (Media Mark) Vinhs-MacBook-Pro:~ vvu$ desktop/ -bash: desktop/: is a directory Vinhs-MacBook-Pro:~ vvu$ sass test.scss Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - test.scss Use --trace for backtrace. Vinhs-MacBook-Pro:~ vvu$

The test.scss file was located on the desktop when I ran the test. Not really sure why Sass isn't picking up the file. Any suggestions to what I should do from here?

Thanks!

2 Answers

Dave Evans
Dave Evans
13,160 Points
Dave Evans
Dave Evans
13,160 Points

The 'Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory' error suggests you are attempting to point to a non-existent directory. I would double check where you are initiating your sass and where your scss files are located.

Vinh Thanh Vu
PLUS
Vinh Thanh Vu
Courses Plus Student 4,324 Points
Vinh Thanh Vu
Vinh Thanh Vu
Courses Plus Student 4,324 Points

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the help!

I took me awhile to understand what you meant by "initiating" but it's still a great hint nevertheless. Essentially, I'd to change the Terminal to desktop view before considering running the test.