Closed RafaelVidaurre closed 8 years ago
There are 2 issues here:
{francocatena:compass}/compass
attempted to import the compass
directory instead of the _compass.scss
file. This is now fixed.francocatena:compass
uses fourseven:scss
. This means that my plugin cannot access its files unless it is installed locally and named appropriately. The simplest way to do this is to clone the git repo into packages/francocatena_compass
. Alternatively you could clone the package and set it to use nathantreid:css-modules@2.1.3 instead of fourseven:scss. Then the folder name would be irrelevant, and it would work if it was published on Atmosphere.Also, a side note: you're probably aware of this, but the version of compass in use by francocatena:compass
is quite outdated. I would have suggested you install a version from npm instead, but I personally haven't tested importing SCSS from npm inside of a meteor package. Some quick searching revealed the package compass-importer but I haven't tried it to see if that would work.
Thanks for thw quick reply, Ill see how it goes and update you here
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016, 12:40 AM Nathan Reid notifications@github.com wrote:
There are 2 issues here:
- I wasn't checking to make sure a path was a file instead of directory, so importing {francocatena:compass}/compass attempted to import the compass directory instead of the _compass.scss file. This is now fixed.
- francocatena:compass uses fourseven:scss. This means that my plugin cannot access its files unless it is installed locally and named appropriately. The simplest way to do this is to clone the git repo https://github.com/francocatena/meteor-compass into packages/francocatena_compass. Alternatively you could clone the package and set it to use nathantreid:css-modules@2.1.3 instead of fourseven:scss. Then the folder name would be irrelevant, and it would work if it was published on Atmosphere.
Also, a side note: you're probably aware of this, but the version of compass in use by francocatena:compass is quite outdated. I would have suggested you install a version from npm instead, but I personally haven't tested importing SCSS from npm inside of a meteor package. Some quick searching revelead the package compass-importer https://www.npmjs.com/package/compass-importer but I haven't tried it to see if that would work.
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@nathantreid This works for me now, thanks. I have another (not-so-urgent) issue that I'm not sure everyone's getting as it is fairly common: #63
The latest update apparently fixed the
compose
not working for packages. But I cannot do the following:It apparently can't find the file on import: