mix cssex.parser (CSSEx v0.6.6) View Source
Task to parse cssex files into css files.
You can use two types of flags, --e
(and additionally --a
) or --c
.
For the --e flag you use any number of
--e path/to_cssex/file.cssex=path/to_css/output.css
And if you want those paths to be relative to some application you can pass it with --a
--a myapp_web
arguments to specify each entry and its output file, or a single path to the cssex where the output file will be in the same directory, with the same file name but the extension cssex replaced by css
--e path/to_cssex/file.cssex
The --c
flag is used to indicate an entry in the config of the application, in order to read the entry points from there
--c myapp_web
So it would look something like:
mix cssex.parser --e path/to_cssex/file.cssex=path/to_css/output.css
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Functions
Run the parser with mix cssex.parser
.
Link to this section Functions
Run the parser with mix cssex.parser
.
Required arguments:
--e /source/path.cssex=/final/path.css
--e /source/path.cssex
--e source/path.cssex=final/path.css --a yourapp_web
--e source/path.cssex --a yourapp_web
Or
--c yourapp_web
Where yourapp_web
specifies a config under the key CSSEx
, with a key of :entry_points
composed of tuple pairs of source & destination files.