SASS implementation for Java? [closed]

Answer 1

Did you know that the Vaadin web framework comes with it's own built-in Sass compiler? See https://vaadin.com/blog/-/blogs/state-of-sass-support-in-vaadin-7-today ...

Answer 2

I know I'm late to the party, but this is the approach I took to using SASS in a Java project with an Ant build: http://workingonthecoolstuff.blogspot.com/2011/02/using-sass-in-ant-build.html To summarize, I'm doing the build on a machine with Ruby and Sass installed so it was as easy as calling the sass command/application using the Ant "apply" task with a fileset that includes all the SCSS/SASS files.

Answer 3

Sassc is a command-line implementation in C, which should be easy to add to the build process. Based on the authors I'd say it should stay up to date with sass:

Sass was originally created by the co-creator of this library, Hampton Catlin (@hcatlin). The extension and continuing evolution of the language has all been the result of years of work by Nathan Weizenbaum (@nex3) and Chris Eppstein (@chriseppstein).

Answer 4

There is one project: http://code.google.com/p/jsass/ (but it's in a very early stage).

If you are interested in Less, there is a ready-to-use Java version for it: http://www.asual.com/lesscss/

Answer 5

Given that SASS has to be converted to CSS to be usable, what is wrong with using sass2css that distributes with Ruby SASS?

Answer 6

I am using Compass & Sass in my eclipse project using Ant.

I followed this tutorial here:

http://caueguerra.com/tutorial-using-sass-in-a-java-project

Compass extends Sass and allows for my other extras.

http://compass-style.org/