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less sbt

type less css in your sbt projects

LESS Scala

a friendly css companion for coffeescripted-sbt

settings

less # compiles less source files
charset(for less) # character encoding used in file IO (defaults to utf-8)
mini(for less) # setting for compiled minification (false by default)
filter(for less) # filter for files included by the plugin
exclude-filter(for less) # filter for files ignored by the plugin
unmanaged-sources(for less) # lists resolved less sources
clean(for less) # deletes compiled css
config:source-directory(for less) # where less files will be resolved from
config:resource-managed(for less) # where compiled css will be copied to

install it

In your plugin definition, add

addSbtPlugin("me.lessis" % "less-sbt" % "0.1.9")

If you have not already added the sbt community plugin resolver, add this here as well with

resolvers += Resolver.url("sbt-plugin-releases",
  new URL("http://scalasbt.artifactoryonline.com/scalasbt/sbt-plugin-releases/"))(
    Resolver.ivyStylePatterns)

Then in your build definition, add

seq(lessSettings:_*)

This will append less-sbt's settings for the Compile and Test configurations.

To add them to other configurations, use the provided lessSettingsIn(config) method.

seq(lessSettingsIn(SomeOtherConfig):_*)

use it

Author your .less files under your project's src/main/less directory. After compiling less sources, you can find the compiled css under path/to/resource_managed/main/css

customize it

using less's built-in css minification

lesscss provides a built-in minifier which you can to to shink your compiled css. To override the default mini setting, add following to your build definition after including the less settings.

(LessKeys.mini in (Compile, LessKeys.less)) := true

changing target css destination

To change the default location of compiled css files, add the following to your build definition

(resourceManaged in (Compile, LessKeys.less)) <<= (crossTarget in Compile)(_ / "your_preference" / "css")

working with @imports

Some lesscss projects, like Twitter's Bootstrap project contain one main .less file which imports multiple .less files using the @import feature of lesscss. To achieve the same style of compilation with less-sbt, set the filter defined by less-sbt to the target of compilation.

(LessKeys.filter in (Compile, LessKeys.less)) := "your_main.less"

This will build a single your_main.css file which includes all of the @imported style definitions.

To see an example of compiling Bootstrap itself, check out the scripted bootstrap test.

You will find all custom less-sbt keys within the LessKeys module.

issues

Have an issue? Tell me about it

contributions

I'll take them where they make sense. Please use a feature branch in your fork, i.e. git checkout -b my-cool-feature, and if possible, write a scripted test for it.

Doug Tangren (softprops) 2011-2012

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