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Ty Jarrett
3,476 Pointssass test.scss not running in my cmd
I already had ruby installed so i just installed sass as a gem right away and created a file in sublime 2 but it wont show up when i run sass test.scss in my cmd it says error that no directory found. When i save the text.scss where do i save it to? css file?
2 Answers
Wade Christensen
Treehouse TeacherWhere did you save the test.scss file? You will need to cd to that directory. for example:
cd ~/Desktop/Sass
would work if you had the file in a folder on your desktop named Sass.
Ty Jarrett
3,476 Pointsyes this worked thank you i also had to set up my test.scss file to open with sublime
David Tonge
Courses Plus Student 45,640 PointsTo get sass to complie your css you could use: sass --watch yoursassfile.scss:yourcssoutputfile.css
David Tonge
Courses Plus Student 45,640 Pointsin the command line*
David Tonge
Courses Plus Student 45,640 Pointsin the command line*
Ty Jarrett
3,476 PointsTy Jarrett
3,476 PointsI know that sass is installed when i type sass --version it prints out the version number