about animation, keyframe..etc

[sky790312]

i had setting ok in my project and use some mixin by import "compass/css3" or "compass" but i can't use some things like @include animtaion, keyframe, flex..and some mixin.. is there anything else i forgot !??

[ziontab]

Hi! I think you need to add @import "animate"; to start using those mixins. By default they are not included by @import "compass";.

[kevinleguillou]

I have the same import rules as @sky790312 but I found out the path to animation/core.scss in css3/animation.scss is wrong. It should be :

@import "../../animation/core";

Since core.scss is in the animation folder.

Also the comment in core.scss says // Core imported by default. You can also import 'animate' for predefined animations. but this is incorrect, it isn't in compass/css3.scss (which is imported by default).

As a result @sky790312 you need to import compass/css3/animation.scss in the file you want to use CSS3 animations.

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However I'm having a hard time using this repo, I think some use cases haven't been tested and SASS compilation fails all over the place. I'll test the original repo to see what's wrong.

[xzyfer]

This project is not actively supported. I suggested using bourbon instead.

On 11 Oct 2016 7:52 PM, "Kevin Le Guillou" notifications@github.com wrote:

I have the same import rules as @sky790312 https://github.com/sky790312 but I found out the path to animation/core.scss in css3/animation.scss is wrong. It should be :

@import "../../animation/core";

Since core.scss is in the animation folder.

Also the comment in core.scss says // Core imported by default. You can also import 'animate' for predefined animations. but this is incorrect, it isn't in compass/css3.scss (which is imported by default).

As a result @sky790312 https://github.com/sky790312 you need to import

compass/css3/animation.scss in the file you want to use CSS3 animations.

However I'm having a hard time using this repo, I think some use cases haven't been tested and SASS compilation fails all over the place. I'll test the original repo to see what's wrong.

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[kevinleguillou]

Bourbon does look to be the perfect alternative, thanks for the tip @xzyfer 👍

[Igosuki]

This project's goal was mostly to give the ability to keep compass and stil have a manageable REPL workflow (that doesnt take 2.5s to compile bootstrap 3). If you're aiming at modern sass i indeed advise bourbon or any other new sass 4 target framework.

[kevinleguillou]

I ended up here trying to solve this (https://github.com/Igosuki/compass-mixins/issues/84) because I wanted to use the latest node-sass, but overall switching to Bourbon seems a good evolution.

[xzyfer]

Bourbon maintains, or at least used to, api compatibility with compass. It's the recommended compass polyfill by the Sass team. There are some things that cannot be polyfilled in node-sass, for everything I recommend bourbon.

On 11 Oct 2016 8:39 PM, "Kevin Le Guillou" notifications@github.com wrote:

I ended up here trying to solve this (#84 https://github.com/Igosuki/compass-mixins/issues/84) because I wanted to use the latest node-sass, but overall switching to Bourbon seems a good evolution.

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