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CSS Sass Basics (retired) Getting Started with Sass Installing and Using Sass

triplett michael
triplett michael
2,631 Points

terminal and sass - Sass Basics

triplett:~ applicationinstall$ sass -version Sass 3.3.3 (Maptastic Maple) triplett:~ applicationinstall$ sass test.scss Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - test.scss Use --trace for backtrace. triplett:~ applicationinstall$

2 Answers

You first need to change to the directory of where you put your "test.scss" file. sass is expecting that file to be in your current working directory.

JW V
JW V
Courses Plus Student 11,429 Points

im having a similar issue. i get the same error. Being brand new with sass, terminal I'm not too sure where or what or how to edit the working directory or where that even is?

You may want to check out "console foundations" first if you haven't already. That will get you familiar with working in the terminal.