I'm using sass and compass and I am trying to create css classes for images matching a given pattern. The intended/resulting css mostly looks like this:
.class1 { background-image: url(class1.png); }
.class2 { background-image: url(class2.png); }
While it might be possible to use the compass sprite functionality ( http://compass-style.org/help/tutorials/spriting/ ) it is inconvenient (as it will generate new files) in my case as the images are already spritesheets themselves.
So being able to do something like
@each $clazz in listFiles("images/*") {
.#{$clazz} {
background-image: url('#{$clazz}.png');
}
}
would be great. Is there a more or less easy way to do so?
You can accomplish this by supplementing the builtin SASS/Compass functions with your own custom Ruby function. (See the section titled "Adding Custom Functions" in the SASS reference here.) Just define a Ruby file (say, "list-files.rb") with your custom code like so:
module Sass::Script::Functions
def listFiles(path)
return Sass::Script::List.new(
Dir.glob(path.value).map! { |x| Sass::Script::String.new(x) },
:comma
)
end
end
Then, you can include this file from your compass configuration file (say, "config.rb"):
require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'list-files.rb')
And access it in your SASS stylesheet just like you want to:
@each $clazz in listFiles("images/*") {
.#{$clazz} {
background-image: url('#{$clazz}.png');
}
}
You can then compile using compass compile -c config.rb
, as normal.
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