scout-app/scout-app

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

Not in 2.18.16

if you use the latest code in master branch there is now a checkbox

Steven Portas

@satrop

Oh!

I'll give that a spin

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app/blob/master/documentation/contributing.md#running-scout-app-locally-for-development

Steven Portas

@satrop

That's awesome! Thank you for that!

semdorofeev

@semdorofeev

Hi! Help! Compilation doesn't work.
In the developer tool writes
app. js:136 Errorformatted: "Internal error: read file not found or unreadable: D:/dev/practice/sass/style-да.sass↵ "message:" read file not found or unreadable: D:/dev/practice/sass/style-да.Sass " stack: (...)make stack: function () {[machine code] }set stack: function () {[machine code] }status: 4 property proto__: d
уги.јѕ: 460 specify the path to the file you want to read as an argument to this function.
notifications.js: 71 Uncaught TypeError: cannot read the 'split' property from undefined

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

@semdorofeev https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app/issues/406#issuecomment-607224024

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

Hi. I have just upgraded my MAC to Catalina and Scout is now no longer compiling my scss. I have reinstalled Scout but still nothing. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

got any other information

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

What do you need? Happy to give you any info....

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

error messages, console logs, etc

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

No error messages in Scout. I have the usual green bar with time stamp when it starts up but then doesn't register any saves. It creates a new css file but for some reason any changes aren't showing.

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

@chemicaldesign_twitter You can try running the latest source code that has several bug fixes in it, to see if that addresses it. https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app/blob/master/documentation/contributing.md#running-scout-app-locally-for-development

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

It seems to compile when I first start the project but then no further saves after that. I'll try the update.

Thank you.

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

Sorry. Read through the documentation and really not that confident about actioning this.

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

@chemicaldesign_twitter https://github.com/scout-app/scout-app/blob/master/documentation/running-latest.md

I wrote a new page with better/clearer instructions. hope that helps

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

Hi Jarred. That made perfect sense. I went through the instructions and lots happened but when I ran npm start nothing has happened. I have tested Scout again but the problem still persists. I'm happy to paste the code from my terminal is that helps.

Last bit from Terminal:
sh: nw: command not found
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! file sh
npm ERR! errno ENOENT
npm ERR! scout-app@2.18.16 start: nw .
npm ERR! spawn ENOENT
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the scout-app@2.18.16 start script.
npm ERR! This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

npm install && npm start

run that

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

when you run node -v && npm -v what do you get

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

v13.12.0
6.14.4

I also ran npm install && npm start

Scout-App is now not starting up :(

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

You need Node 11 or below. Node 12 changed the way it handles the file system. This is something that will updated in Scout-App later (to allow it to work with newer Node versions). But for now, you can use something like nvm (which you'd have to install) to change your node version. Or to uninstall Node, then reinstall it at version 11

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

you could also try replacing the files in your existing Scout-App version (2.18.16) with the latest downloaded source files

Stephen Smith

@chemicaldesign_twitter

Thanks Jared. I'll give that a go. Thank you for your advice and persistence.

schmause_r

@RSchmause_twitter

Hello everyone, i just started using scout app. Where can i stop it from compiling scss files that i just wan to use for "@import" to stay organized?

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

rename files that you do not want a CSS version of to start with _

file.sass => _file.sass

schmause_r

@RSchmause_twitter

oh, that was fast. thank you

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

https://sass-lang.com/guide#topic-4

those are called "partials"

RussDCA

@RussDCA

I have it installed, have pointed it to my project, have a rudimentary understanding of what to look for, but I'm kind of shooting in the dark really

RussDCA

@RussDCA

It's okay. The one thing I wanted to work out, I think I have sorted

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

:+1:

matthijs-ll

@matthijs-ll

anyone can explain/help me with variable scope?

I have variables in one included file (theme) that I want to use in the next (base)

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

$cow: #F00

.moo
    color: $cow

$cow: #00F !default

.moo
    color: $cow

$cow: #0F0

.moo
    color: $cow

becomes

.moo { color: #F00 }
.moo { color: #F00 }
.moo { color: #0F0 }

There is no scoping. It just uses whatever the current value is stored in the variable

the !default means, "use this value if this is the first time the variable was defined, otherwise ignore this assignment"

Now this changes in the latest version of dart-sass, with @use. https://sass-lang.com/blog/the-module-system-is-launched

matthijs-ll

@matthijs-ll

Thanks. Your example is about inside 1 file, not?

I'm looking for:
base-scss

include theme-scss (variable $nicecolor;)
include mixins-scss (Where I want to use theme-scss' $nicecolor)

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

My example shows Variable Declaration/Class 3 times. you could split each of those into their own files, then have a new file import them in the same order and the result would be identical. the when you import a file, pretend that the import gets replaced by the entire file

@import '_cowF00.sass'
@import '_cowMoo.sass'
@import '_coo00F.sass'
@import '_cowMoo.sass'
@import '_cow0F0.sass'
@import '_cowMoo.sass'

Same result

The Jared Wilcurt

@TheJaredWilcurt

result.zip

@matthijs-ll

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