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The absolute simplest way to use Sass with Django. Pure Python, minimal dependencies, no special configuration required!
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command not found error when trying to run compile... #5

Closed NickADD closed 3 years ago

NickADD commented 4 years ago

Forgive my n00bishness. I installed django-sass in pycharm from the terminal. No problem. I added it to my installed_apps in my django project. I then ran the command: python manage.py sass path/path/.scss path/path/.css -g but I get an error that the command is not found. When I run pip freeze the output shows that django-sass is in fact there. When I run python manage.py help though, I do not see 'sass' as an available subcommand. What am I doing wrong here? Thanks for reading and for making this. Can't wait to get it working for me.

vsalvino commented 4 years ago

Is it possible your python and pip are actually on different paths? Try python -m pip freeze and see if it is in there.

Also, for the INSTALLED_APPS, make sure it is available in whatever settings file you normally use, if you have more than one. You can manually specify a different settings file with python mange.py sass --settings=project.settings [other options]