Converts multiple types of inputs to a single Sass input string for
sass()
.
as_sass(input)
Any of the following:
A character vector containing Sass code.
A named list containing variable names and values.
A sass_file()
, sass_layer()
, and/or sass_bundle()
.
A list()
containing any of the above.
a single character value to be supplied to sass()
.
# Example of regular Sass input
as_sass("body { color: \"blue\"; }")
#> /* Sass */
#> body { color: "blue"; }
# There is support for adding variables
as_sass(
list(
list(color = "blue"),
"body { color: $color; }"
)
)
#> /* Sass */
#> $color: blue;
#> body { color: $color; }
# \donttest{
# Add a file name
someFile <- tempfile("variables")
# Overwrite color to red
write("$color: \"red\";", someFile)
input <-
as_sass(
list(
list(color = "blue"),
sass_file(someFile),
"body { color: $color; }"
)
)
input
#> /* Sass */
#> $color: blue;
#> @import "/tmp/RtmpXei65c/variables2b4b5f1ea47a";
#> body { color: $color; }
# The final body color is red
sass(input)
#> /* CSS */
#> body {
#> color: "red";
#> }
#>
# }