seed-packer

Automatically adds seed packs in your .scss build!

Install

npm install seed-packer --save-dev

Recommendations

It is highly recommended that you use seed-packer alongside seed-harvester for an amazingly streamline seed experience!

Usage

1. Add _seed-packs.scss in your project

seed-packer looks exclusively for a _seed-packs.scss file.

This is where it will automagically add all your seed packs. The _seed-packs.scss file can be completely empty (in fact, this is encouraged).

2. Add packer to your sass pipeline

seed-packer needs to be imported into your sass pipeline. Below is an example using Gulp with seed-packer and seed-harvester:

var gulp = require('gulp');
var sass = require('gulp-sass');
var packer = require('seed-packer');
var harvester = require('seed-harvester');


gulp.task('sass', function () {
  // Initialize seed-packer
  packer();

  return gulp.src('./sass/**/*.scss')
    .pipe(sass({
      // includePaths with seed-harvester
      includePaths: harvester()
    }))
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./css'));
});

Options

packer(path)

Type: String | Default: null Returns: String

By default, seed-packer uses glob to search your project for /**/*.scss files. To boost performance of packer, you can pass along a glob-friendly) path of your project's .scss files.

Packer returns the output content (string) that it writes into your _seed-packs.scss file.

Better

Example:

var packer = require('seed-packer');

// Assuming your _seed-packs.scss file is located in the directory below:
packer('/assets/stylesheets/plugins/**/*.scss');

Bester!

For the most optimal setup, you can provide the absolute path to your _seed-packs.scss file. This is the most recommended option.

Example:

var packer = require('seed-packer');

packer('/assets/stylesheets/plugins/seed/_seed-packs.scss');