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Material Design for Django
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non-existing paths in sass/materialize.scss #454

Closed tomas-zemres closed 5 years ago

tomas-zemres commented 5 years ago

When I try to use "sass/materialize.scss" for build own css-style (using djang-sass-processor)

I have own "main.scss", it contains: @import "material/sass/materialize.scss"

But compiling scss failed due to: "@import "materialize-css/sass/components/..." in your materialize.scss

because this path does not exist in your package.

Nice would be If django-material package (installed using pip) contains also all "materialize-css" required for sass processesor to generate complete css file.

Question 1: Why there are only some *.scss files are part of "django-material" package?

Question 2: Why are the sass/* files exposed to public static directory in every django project installing "django-material"?

kmmbvnr commented 5 years ago

Materialize library could be installed with npm

tomas-zemres commented 5 years ago

And what about "question 2":

Why are the sass/* files exposed to public static directory in every django project installing "django-material"?

tomas-zemres commented 5 years ago

It

Materialize library could be installed with npm

But I must manually synchronize correct version of "npm packages" vs. correct version of python package "django-material".

I have currently installed material-css from npm + material-design-icons, but It lead to duplicated files (css, js, fonts, ... ) in public static dir - partially from package "material/static" and partially from npm packages