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I just came across the awesome django-mediagenerator. It needs sass (http://sass-lang.com/) to be installed in order to work properly. I'm a Python user and never touched Ruby, yet. On my development machine I got it flying easily by doing "sudo apt-get install libhaml-ruby1.8". However I have no clue on how to get sass installed on my webfaction accounts. Any suggestions? |
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Hi, We have documentation on installing ruby gems here: http://docs.webfaction.com/software/rails.html?highlight=gems#installing-gems In this case you wouldn't need to cd into your rails app. :) Okay so I did the following: cd ~ mkdir gems export GEM_HOME=$PWD/gems export PATH=$PWD/bin:$PATH gem install haml This installed a lot of stuff into the new gems folder but still I am not able to run "sass" or "sass-convert" on my shell. I'm pretty sure my django app wouldn't be able to call this command as well... Ah me stupid. I guess I will just have to add ~/gems/bin to my path in my wsgi start script. Many thanks for your help! 1
I'm glad you got it figured out! I didn't even have time to finish a reply before you had it. :) I've installed haml to the gems directory, but when I try the sass command I get
Oh, sass was separated out of haml. Now you have to do a 'gem install sass' Hey mbrochh! How did you add ~/gems/bin to your path in <project>.wsgi? I suppose that its not the python path you are talking about? I want to see some code, please :) Hi Akseli, There are various ways to do this, they are all explained in our docs here. If you want to do it by adding to the sys.path, this section is what you're looking for.
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