A web-based Dashboard for your RubyNEAT development, http://localhost:3912

["Create color schemes with ease."]

Salsa is a simple yet very smart and flexible fluid layout system.

Sammy began as a lightweight Sass animation library, but rapidly turned into a full Sass mixin library. More lightweight than Compass, and simpler than using your own mixins. Sammy also includes several CSS libraries such as Animate.css that have been re-written using the SCSS syntax.

Deprecated. Renamed to 'type-director'

This is a simple file manager created in RoR as a mountable engine. It's created for Railsyard CMS but will also work without it. To use it in RY use ry-filemanager gem.

A tiny commandline wrapper for the sass-convert utility tailored for turning css/scss syntax into sass syntax.

Convert any number of sass files to stylus files in a ruby script or on the command line.

A collection of Sass helper functions and mixins.

Allows sass, scss, and css files within zip and jar files to be found using Sass @import directives. Also supports loading sass files in JRuby from the java class loader.

A Sass mixin for creating hamburger icons.

Need to preprocess CMYK colors with Sass? The sass-cmyk plugin lets you construct CMYK color objects with cmyk(), adds support for performing math operations (+, *, /) on CMYK colors, and provides functions for mixing and scaling color components. sass-cmyk outputs CMYK color values using cmyk() function syntax supported by AntennaHouse and PrinceXML PDF formatters, making it a great fit for doing print typesetting with CSS.

*** Sass Color Extractor (sass-color-extractor) Because the Ruby Sass gem is deprecated and will be unmaintained after March 26 2019, this gem is also deprecated. We recommend you take it out of your bundle and find a different solution for rendering color tiles.

With the Sassconf command tool you can use a config file for defining your Sass options. If you liked the config file in any Compass environment then you'll like that one also because it's very similar.

Allows importing of css files using Sass @import directives. Fixes original Chris Eppstein version with support for additional load paths.

Add function entity to escape your content rule in CSS

Allows multiple asset hosts to be used with SASS/SCSS

Extract the contents of Sass files.

A collection of SASS functions and helper methods.

It automatically includes zoom:1 and *display:inline for you