less_node 0.2.1

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Less integration for pub #

Less-transformer for pub-serve and pub-build.

Usage #

Simply add the following lines to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  less_node: any
transformers:
  - less_node:
  		entry_point: web/builder.less

After adding the transformer your entry_point .less file will be automatically transformed to corresponding .css file.

You need to have Less installed and available on the path, as a nodejs npm module.

Configuration #

You can also pass options to Lessc if necessary:

transformers:
  - less_node:
      entry_points: 
      	- path/to/builder.less
      	- or/other.less
      output: /path/to/builded.css
      include_path: /path/to/directory/for/less/includes
      cleancss: true or false
      compress: true or false
      executable: /path/to/lessc
      build_mode: less, dart or mixed
      run_in_shell: true or false
      other_flags:
        - to include in the lessc command line

• entry_point - Is the ONLY option required. Normally is a builder file with "@import 'filexx.less'; ..." directives.
• entry_points - Alternative to entry_point. Let process several .less input files.
• output - Only works with one entry_point file. Is the .css file generated. If not supplied (or several entry_points) then input .less with .css extension changed is used.
• include_path - see Less Documentation include_path.
• cleancss - see Less Documentation clean-css.
• compress - see Less Documentation compress.
• executable - by default 'lessc' as node npm work result.
• build_mode -
  • less - command 'CMD> lessc --flags input.less > output.css' is used.
    • dart - command 'CMD> lessc --flags -' with stdin and stdout piped in the dart transformer process. See build folder.
    • mixed - command 'CMD> lessc --flags input.less' with stdout managed by the dart transformer process. See build folder.
• run_in_shell - in windows lessc.cmd needs a shell, so run_in_shell default is true for this platform.
• other_flags - Let add other flags such as (-line-numbers=comments, ...) in the lessc command line.