I have MacOS High Sierra. The built-in compiler does not work.
MacBook-Pro-Mac:landio mac$ scss --watch scss:css-compiled
-bash: /usr/local/bin/scss: /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.0/usr/bin/ruby: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
Installing cocoapods and RVM did not help. As I understand it, installing Wellington can help, but what exactly to do is not clear.
Please, who uses Wellington, explain what to do next?
What does it mean: “To take advantage of it to compile and scss folder into a css-compiled folder as in the example above you can use this gist. https://gist.github.com/rhukster/bcfe030e419028422d5e7cdc9b8f75a8”?
I changed original file wellington-master/scripts/watch.sh, am i right?
what’s next?
Should I use the built-in compiler? Or do I need to install Gulp for example?
I am returning to working with Grav after a couple years away from all design work.
In trying re-familiarising myself with theme customisation, I am struggling little with this. I have had a little bit of experience with SCSS in the past (again not for some time), though struggling to get Wellington up and running.
For example, I am unsure how to locate the original watch.sh file so as to edit it with the gist linked to (I am a bit fuzzy).
I don’t use Wellington, and I don’t use any of the Grav themes styles. I use Bootstrap themes. A dependency file is usually attached to the theme. In short, all that’s left to do is: