Untyped SBT Plugins

Copyright 2011-14 Dave Gurnell of Untyped. See below for licence and acknowledgements.

This repo contains the following SBT plugins:

• sbt-js - Javascript and Coffeescript compilation, minification, and templating;
• sbt-less - Less CSS compilation, minification, and templating;
• sbt-sass - Sass compilation, minification, and templating;
• sbt-mustache - Mustache templating for HTML files;

Installation

Create a file called project/plugins.sbt in your SBT project and add the following:

// Add the Untyped Bintray resolver:

resolvers += Resolver.bintrayIvyRepo("untyped", "ivy")

// Earlier versions of SBT 0.13 don't have Resolver.bintrayIvyRepo(),
// in which case you can use this snippet instead:

// resolvers += Resolver.url(s"bintray-untyped-ivy",
//   new URL("https://dl.bintray.com/untyped/ivy/"))(Resolver.ivyStylePatterns)

// Add whichever plugins you want to use:

addSbtPlugin("com.untyped" % "sbt-js"       % <<VERSION>>)

addSbtPlugin("com.untyped" % "sbt-less"     % <<VERSION>>)

addSbtPlugin("com.untyped" % "sbt-sass"     % <<VERSION>>)

addSbtPlugin("com.untyped" % "sbt-mustache" % <<VERSION>>)

Then, in your build.sbt, add the following:

// Add the lines below for whichever plugins you want to use:

seq(jsSettings : _*)

seq(lessSettings : _*)

seq(sassSettings : _*)

seq(mustacheSettings : _*)

See the changelog below for the current stable and development version numbers and their compatibility with different versions of SBT. Development releases are published with milestone suffixes ("0.x-M1" and so on). See Build.scala on the develop branch for the latest version number.

Configuration

Each plugin has its own set of configuration options described in its own README file:

• sbt-js
• sbt-less
• sbt-sass
• sbt-mustache

Changelog

Version 0.9 (current development release; SBT 0.13)

Just started. No releases yet!

Version 0.8 (current stable release; SBT 0.13)

New features:

• Added filenameSuffix configuration option to sbt-js, sbt-less, sbt-mustache, and sbt-sass. Setting this option inserts a string before the final filename extension. For example, a setting of:

   JsKeys.filenameSuffix in Compile := ".min"
  

  yields filenames like:

   "myfile.min.js"
  

  Thanks to Joe Barnes for this great contribution.

Removed features:

• Retired sbt-runmode plugin.

Version 0.7 (SBT 0.12, 0.13)

New features:

• Added sbt-sass. Thanks to Torbjørn Vatn for this great contribution.

Version 0.6 (SBT 0.12, 0.13)

New features:

• Added support for SBT 0.13. Thanks to mdedetrich for this and for numerous other clean-ups to the code.

• Updated to Google Closure Compiler v20130227 and added the strict mode, optimisation level and warning level options. Thanks to Alexandre Richonnier for these features.

• Added the option to change the Coffee Script compiler version, changed the default version to v1.6.1, and added the bare option.

Version 0.5 (SBT 0.11.3, 0.12)

New features:

• Added an experimental useCommandLine key for sbt-less, allowing you to use command line lessc instead of Rhino (defaults to false).

• Better reporting of line/column numbers for Less CSS compilation errors.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed a bug that caused unnecessary recompilation of multi-file JS/Less builds when includeFilter was used.

Removed features:

• Reverted to the original placement of Less/CSS @import statements. Imports are once again inlined before the top of the file rather than at the point of the import. There are two reasons for this change:

  • By inlining before the top of the file, the plugin can ensure that each Less/CSS library is included once and once only in the output file. This ensures efficient compilation of complex libraries such as Twitter Bootstrap, producing a several hundred percent speedup.

  • The W3C specification for @import statements states that they are only allowed at the top of a file. The two inlining behaviours of sbt-less are consistent if this restriction is applied by the stylesheet author (i.e. most people should be unaffected by this regression).

Version 0.4 (SBT 0.11.2)

New features:

• You can now specify multiple sourceDirectories in sbt-js and sbt-less, providing CLASSPATH-style semantics when resolving files in // require and @import statements.

• This is useful if you want to override a single file in a library such as Twitter Bootstrap. Check the library out as a Git submodule in your project, and specify your sourceDirectories as follows:

  (sourceDirectories in (Compile, LessKeys.less)) <<=
    (sourceDirectory in Compile) {
      srcDir =>
        Seq(
          srcDir / "path" / "to" / "my" / "files",
          srcDir / "path" / "to" / "twitter" / "bootstrap"
        )
    }

• Any @import statements are resolved relative to your files first, and then Twitter's files. You can override variables.less and still maintain the ability to pull the latest fixes from Twitter's Github repo.

Changes and bug fixes:

• Less CSS content pulled in by @import statements now appears at the point of the @import statement, rather than at the top of the file. \\ require statements in Javascript and Coffeescript files are unaffected.

  Thanks to Denis Bardadym for this fix.

  Note: this feature was unfortunately reverted in sbt-less version 0.5 due to performance problems.

Version 0.3 (SBT 0.11.0, 0.11.2)

No new features or bug fixes.

Hosting moved from the Untyped Maven repository to the SBT community plugins repo. As a consequence of this, certain things have changed:

• the plugins have moved from repo.untyped.com to scalasbt.artifactoryonline.com;
• the group ID has changed from untyped to com.untyped;
• the package names have changed from untyped.<foo> to com.untyped.sbt<foo>.

Version 0.2 (SBT 0.11.0, 0.11.2)

New features:

• sbt-js: experimental support for CoffeeScript;
• sbt-mustache: new experimental plugin for templating arbitrary files (currently ver limited);

Bug fixes:

• sbt-less: Import statements in Less CSS files are interpreted relative to the file in which they appear, rather than the root file in the dependency graph.

Contributing

Contributions to code and documentation are gratefully accepted. Raise an issue first to discuss, and then submit a pull request. Please note the following before you start:

Git Flow

This repo is based on the git flow branching model: all development is based off the develop branch, while the master branch is reserved for the current stable release.

Please base pull requests off of the develop branch.

You can grab command line addons to Git to assist with Git Flow. For example, on a Mac with Homebrew:

brew install git-flow

Building

We strongly recommend you use the latest version of Paul Phillips' SBT launcher script to automatically select and install the correct version of SBT to build this project.

Tests

Please make sure all tests pass before submitting a pull request. The build script uses the sbt-cross-building plugin to target various SBT and Scala versions, and the sbt-scripted plugin as a test runner.

To compile and test the code for all targeted versions of SBT, do the following:

^publish-local
^compile
^scripted

To compile and test the code for a single version of SBT, do the following:

^^0.13
publish-local
compile
scripted

The the sbt-cross-building documentation for more information.

Note to Windows users: Unfortunately the tests are sensitive to line endings and file encodings and won't pass on Windows. However, they have been verified as working on Linux and OS X.

Release

Note-to-self: tasks to complete for a stable release:

• git flow release start x.y
• update version number in Build.scala
• update headings in README.md
• sbt ^scripted
• sbt ^publish
• git flow release finish x.y

After release:

• switch to develop
• update version number in Build.scala to next milestone
• push an immediate release to ivy.untyped.com

Licence

Copyright 2011-14 Dave Gurnell of Untyped

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to the following for their contributions (alphabetical order): Denis Bardadym, Joe Barnes, Shikhar Bhushan, mdedetrich, Glade Diviney, Thomas Dy, Crisson Jno-Charles, Tim Nelson, Alexandre Richonnier, and Torbjørn Vatn.

sbt-js

v0.6+ for SBT 0.11 based on less-sbt, Copyright (c) 2011 Doug Tangren. v0.1-v0.5 for SBT 0.7 based on Coffee Script SBT plugin, Copyright (c) 2010 Luke Amdor.

Includes an embedded copy of jCoffeeScript 1.1 (bundled with sbt-js to solve deployment issues).

sbt-less

v0.2 for SBT 0.11 based on less-sbt, Copyright (c) 2011 Doug Tangren. v0.1 for SBT 0.7 based on Coffee Script SBT plugin, Copyright (c) 2010 Luke Amdor.

Heavily influenced by the YUI Compressor SBT plugin by Jon Hoffman.

v0.1 used a tweaked version of the Less for Java wrapper by Asual.

sbt-sass

Written by Torbjørn Vatn.

Includes embedded copies of Sass 3.x, Copyright (c) 2006-2013 Hampton Catlin, Nathan Weizenbaum, and Chris Eppstein, distributed under the MIT License.